No more waiting list or promotional codes, Microsoft has upgraded its My Phone web portal and opened it to public. The web upgrade includes enabling 19 additional languages, adding a video demo and providing Help content. continued »

The Windows Mobile development team announced via Twitter that Windows Mobile 6.5 is “done.” According to Mary Jo Foley, “done” means it has been released to manufacturing. continued »

Microsoft sounds like they might be ready to show off the new operating system next month. Even if they are not expected till the second half of the year. continued »

Microsoft have announced that the support base for the Mobile Marketplace is growing. A variety of companies, suppliers and application production houses are looking to be available through the store. continued »

The line up for Sprint's 2009 have been revealed. Outlining the suspects for this year among others including Blackberry, Microsoft, Linux / Android / Google Phones. continued »

With the launch of Windows Marketplace, Microsoft released details for developers who would like to create apps for the store. To be created for use with Windows Mobile 6.5, after a little red tape to apply, you are off and developing. continued »

The future of Windows Mobile is clear, according to company CES Steve Ballmer, who discussed more shared technologies in a conference call this week. Available in 2010, features of the Windows Mobile 6.5 to Windows Mobile 7 would include the Browser and Kernel with more being released over time. continued »

Nvidia's Tegra chip will be used in an upcoming Microsoft smartphone, according Doug Freedman, chip analyst with research firm Broadpoint AmTech. He wrote a note to his clients: continued »

Microsoft has patented an intelligent smartphone dock that could be used as a basic PC with full-size peripherals.  Just dock your phone into this cradle, which would connect and integrate to a keyboard, mouse, monitor, etc. continued »

Microsoft has beaten out Google and Yahoo for a search deal with mobile giant Verizon, Reuters reported. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was set to unveil this as part of his CES keynote later Wednesday, according to Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg. continued »