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 Send to email | HP to pass on Windows Phone 7 and Android, focus on webOS for its smartphones in HPWebOSWindows Phone 7cnbciPaqmicrosoftPalmTodd BradleywebOS |  By Kelly Hodgkins
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Wondering about the future of HP’s current iPAQ lineup of Windows Mobile handsets in light of the upcoming launch of Windows Phone 7? In an interview with CNBC, HP’s Executive Vice President Todd Bradley confirmed that the hardware giant will not be producing a Windows Phone 7 or an Android handset. As expected, HP will focus entirely on webOS for its smartphones and use its engineering, manufacturing, and distribution power to lift the struggling mobile OS. Bradley also confirmed that HP is still building the once dead, now resurrected Windows-7 tablet in a move that will presumably smooth over any feathers that were ruffled by HP’s decision not to support Windows Phone 7.
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| AT&T?s first Windows Phone Mango devices: HTC TITAN, Samsung Focus S, Samsung Focus Flash |  AT&T announced on Monday that its first Windows Phone Mango devices will be the Samsung Focus S, the HTC TITAN and the Samsung Focus Flash. We recently had hands-on time with the HTC TITAN, which has a 4.7-inch display and a 1.5GHz processor. The Samsung Focus S will offer a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, a 1.4GHz processor, support for AT&T’s HSPA+ network, an 8-megapixel camer [..] Read complete article | | Published 12-Sep-2011 by Todd Haselton in BreakingMobileAT&TFocus FlashFocus SMangomicrosoftSamsungTitanWindows Phone
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| AT&T?s first Windows Phone Mango devices: HTC TITAN, Samsung Focus S, Samsung Focus Flash | | AT&T announced on Monday that its first Windows Phone Mango devices will be the Samsung Focus S, the HTC TITAN and the Samsung Focus Flash. We recently had hands-on time with the HTC TITAN, which has a 4.7-inch display and a 1.5GHz processor. The Samsung Focus S will offer a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, a 1.4GHz processor, support for AT&T’s HSPA+ network, an 8-megapixel camer [..] Read complete article | | Published 12-Sep-2011 by Todd Haselton in BreakingMobileAT&TFocus FlashFocus SMangomicrosoftSamsungTitanWindows Phone
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| Hands-on with the Samsung Focus S Windows Phone |  We stopped by Samsung’s offices in New York City recently to check out its brand new high-end Focus S Windows Phone. It is powered by Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, the latest iteration of the operating system, and packs a number of features that put the phone on a par with the Galaxy S II. It offers a stellar 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen, a 1.4GHz processor, support for AT&T’s HSPA [..] Read complete article | | Published 04-Nov-2011 by Todd Haselton in MobileAT&TFocus Sgalleryhands onMangophotosSamsungWindows PhoneWindows Phone 7.5
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| WebOS developers flocking to Windows Phone, Microsoft director says |  Microsoft is offering to help published webOS developers create applications for its Windows Phone platform. The response has been very positive so far, according to Windows Phone 7 director Brandon Watson. Here’s how Microsoft began poaching: on August 19th, Watson tweeted: “To any published webOS devs: We’ll give you what you need to be successful on #Windows Phone, including f [..] Read complete article | | Published 22-Aug-2011 by Todd Haselton in SoftwareBrandon WatsonDevelopersmicrosoftwebOSWindows Phone
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| AT&T begins pushing ?NoDo? Windows Phone update to Focus, Quantum |  AT&T has confirmed that it has started pushing the “NoDo” Windows Phone 7 update to Samsung Focus and LG Quantum handsets. The software update will bring copy and paste functionality, along with a host of other improvements, to Microsoft’s mobile fledgling operating system. A Microsoft official noted that AT&T’s HTC Surround is still in the testing phase, and that i [..] Read complete article | | Published 19-Apr-2011 by Andrew Munchbach in
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| Android, Windows Phone seen benefitting from ?disappointing? iPhone 4S |  We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: calling the future best-selling smartphone in the world “disappointing” is a bit of a reach. DigiTimes’ infamous anonymous industry sources are running with it, however, and they think smartphone vendors that sell Android and Windows Phone-powered handsets will benefit from the opportunity Apple’s new iPhone will affo [..] Read complete article | | Published 06-Oct-2011 by Zach Epstein in MobileOpinionsAndroidAppleinnovationiPhoneiPhone 4Smarket shareSalesSmartphonesWindows Phone
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| Android makes Microsoft more money than Windows Phone |  According to a report by Citi analyst Walter Pritchard, Microsoft may be making more money off Google’s Android operating system than it makes off its own Windows Phone platform ? five times more, in fact. Pritchard states that as a result of a patent settlement, HTC is required to pay Microsoft $5 for every Android phone sold. Analyst Horace Dediu estimates that HTC has sold 30 million Andr [..] Read complete article | | Published 27-May-2011 by Zach Epstein in
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The boys over at Engadget Mobile managed to get their hands on what appears to be a slide deck showcasing just about every smartphone headed to AT&T this year. Some of the slides may be a bit off as far as launch dates are concerned but wow, what a lineup AT&T has in store for [...] [..] 
