Instead of throwing more resources into the fading star of Windows Mobile, Microsoft will rally its developer army to build Silverlight mobile applications and quickly establish Windows Phone as a ...

It's very easy to look at the mobile market as a whole and see it as a struggle between iOS and Android alone. They dominate the headlines and the thought processes of those involved in mobile.

Microsoft has had a lot of trouble in the mobile market. Its Windows Phone platform has a market share in the low single digits, even though the latest version, Windows Phone 8.1, has generally ...

Windows Phone is long dead, after Microsoft prematurely killed the platform despite spending billions on acquiring Nokia's phone division. Despite this, a community ...

My comments on experiencing mobile unified communications capabilities on both the iPhone and new Windows Phone platform. Over the past decade, I have been a dedicated Smartphone and PocketPC phone ...

Nokia admitted it is taking a risk with its move to the Windows Phone platform, reiterating short-term support for its Symbian platform and detailing plans to develop its feature phone product line.

When Mitsubishi made your first cellphone, you know you’ve been around a while. Steve has carried the latest and greatest around in his pocket for nearly 30 years, with everything from Motorola ...

You heard that right, folks. The must-have app for every smartphone platform, Angry Birds, is finally available for Windows Phone 7. Not only is it available, but it hit the Windows Phone Marketplace ...

Nokia's current flagship phone, the Lumia 900, won't be upgradeable to Microsoft's new Windows Phone 8 platform, leading some to expect Nokia's troubles will grow even more. Earlier this week, ...

(Reuters) - Apps, apps, apps! That is the main challenge that Microsoftand Nokia, who are trying to claw back market share from Apple Inc's iPhone and Google's Android in the red hot smartphone market ...

May is Mobile Management Month at Cult of Mac, where we will be profiling a different mobile management company every weekday. You can find all previous entries here and read our Mobile Management ...

Apple and Samsung are the only two smartphone manufacturers currently seeing any growth in the United States. The pair are slowly eating away at the market share held by their rivals, including LG, ...