Leaked Windows Phone 7 Architecture Guide Reveals Juicy Details
It seems that the Windows Phone 7 Architecture guide has been leaked, and from the architecture guide, some rather juicy data was gleaned. In simple terms, what we’ve found include: The phone will be tied quite closely with your Windows Live ID You’ll be asked to login at first boot and accept the End-user License [...]
T-Mobile offers HTC for iPhone trade, Sprint iPhone in 2010, Apple developing search engine for iPhone
If you are fed up with the AT&T network and your iPhone, T-Mobile is offering a trade-in program through its network of dealers. The program will give you at least $100 for you working iPhone and many as much as $350 towards an HTC HD2. Rumors are floating around that we are more likely to [...]
Bing To Become Default Search Engine On iPhone?
Most of us are so used to using Google to search for things on the iPhone that alternatives probably never cropped into mind. But with Google and Apple competing on similar fronts more often than not now, it shouldn’t be too much of a surprise to build out that Apple is in talks with Microsoft [...]
Verizon Ditches Google And Sets Bing As Default Search Engine On Its BlackBerry Devices
Has Microsoft managed to one up Google with regards to BlackBerry devices on Verizon Wireless? It seems that Verizon Wireless has changed the default search engine on their BlackBerry products to Microsoft’s Bing search engine, ditching the precious choices such as Google or Wikipedia. You can still go to Google’s site and set it as [...]
Mozilla Exec Urges Firefox Users To Use Bing
Many folks out there are getting used to Microsoft’s Bing search engine as an alternative to Google’s search offering, but it seems that now Bing might have some unexpected support. In light of recent remarks from Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt, regarding privacy issues, Mozilla director of community development, Asa Dotzler, has reminded folks that they [...]