Microsoft has listened to their Windows Phone 7 developers:
Increase the number of free application submissions from 5 to … *gulp* … 100.
Whether you are tiny company or mega company, actively listening to those “working in the trenches” will always move you forward. Always.
Microsoft and Nokia’s new partnership is looking like the above.
No word on the hardware, yet, but it looks like things are moving in the right direction.
Why in the world would you want to make your iPhone look like a Windows Phone 7?
I’ve had some very limited experience with the Windows 7 phone so I’ll let others do the talking but apparently the Kindle App is now available on Windows 7 and has gotten some good reviews.
Check out this one after the jump:
Microsoft, you’re so progressive!
They’ve pushed out a BETA version of their Connector for the Mac (Windows Phone 7). You can’t check out the Zune store yet with it but you’re able to do much more than without it!
Intro video after the jump:
WordPress announced the release of the Windows Phone 7 and the UI and feature set looks very attractive.
It’s also an Open Source application so you can feel free to jump in even further.
Check out the landing page for more information here, as well as the feature video after the jump:
Envato, which has a slew of amazing technology blogs, has announced the opening of Windows and Android-specific properties that are going to house some great content.
Definitely take a look and put them on your reader if so inclined!
But Acer has recently confirmed that they will be making a mobile device housing the Windows Phone 7 OS. Here’s what CEO Gianfranco Lanci said about Acer’s strategy in regards to mobile:
We have a very simple strategy. We look at mobile as the biggest opportunity in terms of growth. We introduced a smartphone 18 months ago.
We are working on tablets. What we want to be is a global provider of mobile solutions–smartphone, tablet, netbook, notebook–any kind of mobile, going from content creation to content consumption.
I’ve always thought of Acer as an underdog of sorts and owned one (or two?) of their devices my entire life, more out of curiosity than need (who could pass up one of their netbooks?).
Interested in experiencing a little of the Windows Phone 7 experience on your iPhone? You can download SeeSee which is very similar in experience.
Testing it out and I’m not sure I like it anyway, but you may like it better than me:
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