Shipments of Microsoft’s Windows Phone devices have surpassed those of the iPhone in seven markets, but that’s not exactly a worldwide trend. [Read more]
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Windows Phone outships iPhone in some countries
Unity Technologies has opened a beta program for Windows Phone 8 apps, and is inviting experienced developers to start testing.
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Unity opens beta program for Windows Phone 8 game developers
Specs surfaced online for a midrange HTC Windows Phone that could be known internally as the HTC Tiara.
Speculation on Microsoft’s next Windows release abounds — new videos suggest that touch may be enhanced and Windows Phone could get better speech recognition. [Read more]
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Windows Blue upgrades maybe shown in leaked videos
Speculation on Microsoft’s next Windows release abounds — new videos suggest that touch may be enhanced and Windows Phone could get better speech recognition. [Read more]
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Windows Blue upgrades may be shown in leaked videos
Google introduces Keep, BlackBerry has 100,000 apps, Pandora arrives on Windows Phone 8, and YouTube crosses a major traffic milestone. [Read more]
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Google wants to ‘Keep’ your notes
The online radio station has finally unveiled an app for Windows Phone 8 users. [Read more]
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Pandora debuts ad-free app for Windows Phone 8
Microsoft yesterday kicked off a promotion that rewards Windows 8 and Windows Phone developers $100 for each app that they publish in the company’s app stores.
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Microsoft’s cash-for-apps pitch to devs smells like desperation, says analyst
Once again, Microsoft has opened its coffers to app developers, offering them up to $2,000 to build new Windows 8 and Windows Phone apps.
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Microsoft stokes Windows app development with cash
In an apparent policy turnaround, Microsoft is now using cash to try to get more developers to write apps for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. [Read more]
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Microsoft offers developers $100 per Windows 8 app