Windows Phone 7
Try Windows Phone on your iOS or Android Device
0Always wanted to try how the Windows Phone metro interface works but had no chance? If you own an iPhone or any Android devices, here is your chance! Just access this link to try it out. Pretty impressive HTML 5 app there for you to test out Metro.
Windows Phone Voice Recognition Feature for SMS [Video]
0Earlier this week, my colleague notified me about this feature available on the Windows Phone. As curious as usual, I have decided to try it out on my Samsung Omnia 7 which is already ‘Mango’ed and I was left pretty impressed. Below is a simple video of how this feature works:
Currently, the voice recognition feature is available only for SMS and searches. I really wish that this feature could be integrated into more applications, like Siri on the iPhone 4S.
Nokia Windows Phone Announced!
0On Thursday, 26th of October 2011, Nokia have finally announced their long awaited Windows Phone device. Previously codenamed ‘Sea Ray’, the Nokia Lumia 800 and Nokia Lumia 710 is here to challenge the big boys like Apple and Samsung in the mobile market. Below are the specs and details of the 2 announced phones:
Some of the interesting tidbits added by Nokia into their Windows Phones includes a turn-by-turn map application called Nokia Drive, an ESPN Hub and a music app which does music mixes.
Pricing and release date in Malaysia is still unknown.
HTC Announces HTC Radar & HTC Titan
0New WP7 Mango phones from HTC, named Radar and Titan have been announced! Expect it to reach the US by the late September 2011 and Malaysia…? Maybe somewhere around October 2011? Anyway, the specs for these phones are pretty impressive.
The awesome Titan, wields a 4.7-inch SLCD display, a 8MP back camera and 1.3MP front-facing snapper. It also boasts a 1.5Ghz processor, 512MB of RAM and 16GB of flash storage. HTC Radar, which is the lower-end release has a 3.8 inch LED screen and 1Ghz of processing power. Coming together with the Radar is also 8GB of storage space and a 5MP back camera.
Anyway, I do hope that HTC will improve their camera performance and quality this time around because their previously released WP7 devices such as HD7 and Mozart was so bad in the camera department that I ended up getting Samsung’s Omnia 7 instead.
For more information regarding these 2 devices, head over to Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 mini site for Radar and Titan and have a detailed hands-on with Engadget here.

*Image courtesy of Engadget
Windows Phone 7 Mango Build 7712 Released with New Features!
0A new beta ISV update for mango have been released!
Some of the new features includes
- A new Windows Phone Boot logo
- Twitter integration
- LinkedIn integration
- More responsive Zune / Music + Videos hub
- New ‘Me’ icon in Bing maps
- No more Start page in task switcher
Windows Phone 7 Mango Released for Manufacturing!
0Heads up! Microsoft have signed off their Windows Phone 7 Mango build to manufacturers.
So what does that mean? Simple, we’ll be seeing phones from manufacturers like HTC, Samsung, Dell, LG and Fujitsu releasing their new phones anytime as early as August!
Check out what are the latest Mango features here at Engadget!
Links to Windows Phone 7 Resources
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