This week in New York, Andy Lees introduced Windows Phone “Mango” to the world, which includes IE9 Mobile. This announcement and associated demos built upon last month’s MIX11 conference, where Joe Belfiore demonstrated our latest progress on bringing...

Yesterday at events all around the world, Microsoft unveiled the key features of the next version of Windows Phone, code named Mango. The demonstrations focused on Mango’s ability to make it easier to connect and share with friends and family, take the...

Today Microsoft is showing off many of the new features coming in the next version of Windows Phone, code named Mango. We highlighted a few features like hardware accelerated IE9 with HTML5, increased multitasking capabilities and the addition of Twitter...

Last year we announced a program to provide the PreEmptive Solutions Runtime Analytics to Windows Phone developers free of charge. When it was first announced, the duration of the program was set to expire in April of this year. Due to the overwhelming...

One of the main priorities of the Windows Phone Marketplace team is to help the developer community more easily publish applications and games to Windows Phone Marketplace. During the past month, we’ve focused on streamlining the overall app submission...

Yesterday, Eric announced that there would be a new update for Windows Phone . You can read his post to see what all is included, but I wanted to focus on a specific issue: phones “updated” using any unofficial mechanisms. Despite the fact that many people...