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Copy, Import Bookmarks To Windows Phone
Every Windows Phone comes with Internet Explorer web browser that uses same engine as its Desktop counterpart to render webpages. However, since Microsoft does not bundles any tool to sync your IE bookmarks / favorites, getting them on your WP7 device has been almost impossible – until now. Follow my step-by-step guide to get them on to your smartphone, that too, free of cost.
Windows Mobile App: Resco Pocket Radio 3
This is not a WP7 App, but is meant to run on Windows Mobile 6.x devices. Resco Radio 3 which was in beta from the past few months is now available for purchase. The allows the users to do unlimited streaming of radio broadcasts.
The company has confirmed that they will be releasing WP7 version by the end of the this year (2010). Costs 20 dollars and a 7-day trial version is also being offered.
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Search Terms: resco radio 3iPhone 4 Clone runs WM, Android
Do you want to enjoy the awesomeness of the powerful Windows Phone platform and styling of the iPhone 4? Well, with this iPhone 4 clone, you can enjoy both! Oh, and it can boot Android too, if that is something you have been looking to try for yourself.
Turbo T5 MID runs Windows Mobile 6.5
Here is a new Chinese MID that runs Windows Mobile operating system. Its specs certainly would not set your pulse racing – powered by Samsung 667MHz processor, it comes with meager 128MB RAM, which is certainly not enough to run powerful memory-hogging apps concurrently.
Windows Phone 7 boot-up video
A video of the prototype LG Windows Phone 7 device has been rolled out sporting a recent WP7 build. According to the report, even thought this is not the final ROM, this device can boot up in about 30 seconds, which is simply amazing. Final release is upon us and will soon be released.
Windows Phone 7 Availability
The first Windows Phone based on the newest Windows Phone 7 series will be shipped during the holiday season.
Microsoft announced a list of manufacturers and carriers that will support Windows Phone 7 Series: HTC, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson, Dell, Garmin-Asus, HP, Toshiba, Qualcomm, AT&T, Deutsche Telekom (including T-Mobile USA), Orange, SFR, Sprint, Telefónica, Telstra, Telecom Italia, Verizon and Vodafone.
