Intel has discontinued its popular Unison app on Windows, which let users sync their phone's data with their Windows PC. Now, ...

Microsoft has finally pulled the plug on Windows Phone. Official confirmation came from a top Microsoft executive Joe Belfiore on Twitter. “Of course we'll continue to support the platform.. bug ...

Intel and its partners have confirmed that the Intel Unison app, which connected PCs to Android phones and Apple iPhones, has ...

If you're wondering when Microsoft's Windows Phone 8.1 update will arrive on your phone, and what features it will bring, then check out our roundup for all the latest news and information.

Windows Mobile 6.5 is not going to put an end to the diversity of hardware capabilities currently seen in the Windows phone market, either. Although there are compulsory requirements—Windows ...

John Herman of Gizmodo says, “Windows Mobile 6.5 isn’t just a letdown — it barely seems done.” Herman continues to say things aren’t much better underneath the hood, and a quick peek ...

Click here to flip through the detailed review →. We've been watching Windows Mobile 6.5—or Windows Phone, as Microsoft is sometimes calling it—for months, since Jesus first laid his thumbs ...

So farewell then, Windows Phone: Microsoft has now dropped support for Windows Phone 8.1, the operating system running on the majority of Windows-powered handsets. According to advertising ...

Windows Phone 8 then launched two years later in October 2012 and existing handsets couldn’t upgrade, and apps needed to be heavily updated. Windows Phone 8.1 arrived last year, ...

New Windows phones are shipping this month; however, Windows Phone 7.x devices won't see an upgrade. Why not? Most features rely on back-end hardware that the earlier waves of phones didn't support.

Windows Phone 7 Series is the successor to Microsoft's line of Windows Mobile phone operating systems. It's based on the Windows CE 6 kernel, like the Zune HD, while current versions of Windows ...

Dozens of Windows Mobile 6.5 Beta ROMs are floating around the tubes, collected, tweaked and prepared for your use by the kindly souls over at XDA Developers, from whom I’ve adapted this How To.