So far this year, Acer, Dell, Garmin-Asus and Toshiba have all been said to be prepping new smartphones, hoping to get a foothold in a market that analyst firm Strategy Analytics predicts will grow 31 ...

Rumors of Microsoft making its own smartphone have swirled for more than a year and have been further fueled by Microsoft continuing to invest and update its Windows Mobile operating system, which is ...

Microsoft is not going to introduce a Microsoft-branded phone at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona later this month. Not a Microsoft-branded Zune phone. Not any kind of Microsoft-branded ...

Redmond has lowered the specification bar for vendors looking to make a Windows Phone, which could appeal to more cost-conscious customers and first-time smartphone buyers. The Lumia 610, unveiled at ...

Microsoft smartphone partners are expected to deliver about 30 new Windows Mobile 6.5 devices by the end of 2009, including models from HTC and To HTC Imagio shiba shown for the first time at a ...

Windows Phone is now the third-leading mobile phone platform, more than tripling its market share year-over-year and more than doubling unit sales while pushing past a slumping BlackBerry. And Windows ...

Rumors that Microsoft will launch its own smartphones have gained steam again, with one analyst predicting that the device may be introduced at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in two weeks. The ...

EDGE Consult, ARCchart’s research and consulting division, has announced the launch of the first comprehensive study of Microsoft’s move into the mobile handset market. This new report, “Microsoft ...

Canada's Sierra Wireless will use Microsoft's Smartphone operating system in its first line of cell phones. The wireless device maker announced Wednesday that its Voq phones, targeted at ...

I attended Microsoft’s fall event in New York City today and you can find my analysis of the Surface Pro, Laptop, Neo and Earbuds announcements here. In this analysis, I wanted to take time to discuss ...

The new Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro with a programmable button that supports Microsoft Teams’ new walkie-talkie function. (Microsoft Photo) Microsoft and Samsung took their partnership to the next level ...