Microsoft’s insistence that Windows Phone 7 developers write apps in Silverlight or XNA, but not the same native code that Microsoft’s default apps will use. While that’s probably fine for most third ...

Microsoft is using the success of it’s previously launched Test Drive site which is promoting new features within Internet Explorer 9 and the upcoming IE10 on PCs, to now use the same approach for ...

At its MIX Web developer conference this week Microsoft had little to say about the unnamed browser in Windows Phone 7, even as it trumpeted a limited “preview” release of desktop Internet Explorer 9.

Wondering how the Windows Phone 7 browser stacks up against that of other popular devices? The folks at PocketNow can help clue you in because they’ve compared a Windows Phone 7, a Nexus One running ...