Nokia, Intel team up in phone software race BARCELONA—Nokia and Intel said they are teaming up in top-end smartphone software and Microsoft finally unveiled its new phone operating system, Windows Phone 7, as they race to keep up with Apple and Google. Read more on Malaya

Windows Phone 7 Series: First Impressions With a touch-friendly and clean interface, Windows 7 is a huge overhaul from Windows Mobile phones of the past. Read more on ARNnet

NASA Endeavour astronauts to roll down new space station windows NASA Endeavour astronauts are preparing for tonight’s final spacewalk where they will open the windows on the space station’s sweet new dome-shaped observatory. Read more on IT World

Hylton pledge ruled conflict of interests ebrandt@pottsmerc.com Read more on The Mercury

Windows Phone 7 a good start, but questions persist Early reaction to the refreshed Windows Phone 7 Series operating system boiled down mostly to: “Microsoft desperately needed to do something.” And, analysts said, whether the update is a successful one for Microsoft depends on the answere...

Microsoft’s Mobile Makeover Ruffles Developers Microsoft’s new Windows Phone software draws raves, but developers worry how the changes will affect them. Read more on Forbes

Acer Shows Off New Android and Windows Mobile Phones Acer covered its mobile bases on Monday with the announcement of five new smartphones, three coupled with the Android OS and two with Windows Mobile 6.5. Acer appears to be serious about penetrating the market with various prices and features for its...

Pottstown windows pledge traded for donation POTTSTOWN — Remember that pledge of up to $20,000 that school board member Thomas Hylton made last week to help pay for the architectural designs of new energy-efficient windows for Edgewood and Rupert elementary schools? In addition to causing a conflict,...

Windows Phone Classic: WinMo 6.5′s New Lease on Life Despite the excitement Windows Phones 7 Series is generating, Microsoft’s not ready to let go of Windows Mobile 6.5. Read more on Network World

Windows Phone 7 official, lacks Flash and multitasking Microsoft at Mobile World Congress officially launched Windows Phone 7 series, its first major overhaul of its mobile OS in at least five years but also a partial step back. The new platform uses a heavily Zune-influenced design and at the home screen...