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Windows Phone exec Brandon Watson leaves Microsoft, headed to Amazon

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There's some more corporate reshuffling going on in the Windows Phone universe this week, now

Nokia clarifies battery update on Lumia 800, promises audio / camera fixes soon

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Nokia already came clean about the Lumia 800 battery bug, but evidently that just wasn't enough to appease the masses.

Skype exec confirms that Windows Phone product is 'coming soon'

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Who doesn't love a little bit of old fashioned synergy? Speaking to a Microsoft representative in the Microsoft CES booth holding a Microsoft microphone, VP of products for Microsoft-owned Skype, Rick Osterloh, made mention of the VoIP service's plans to make its way onto Microsoft's mobile operating system.

Intel-powered Windows 8 tablets to struggle for sub-$600 pricing?

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Microsoft has a big battle ahead to overcome the overwhelming popularity of the iPad on the tablet computing front, and its Intel-powered slates might be starting at a distinct disadvantage if a DigiTimes report is to be be

Switched On: The Three Ds of CES TV

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Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology.

AT&T talking up LTE-enabled Windows 8 tablets at Developer Summit

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If you're looking for maximum exposure for your developer event, might as well host it during the same week at CES. For bonus points, have it in the same city.

Nokia Lumia 800 infiltrates Washington, succombs to FCC teardown

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It's a rite of passage for any stateside-bound communications device, and now Nokia's darling Windows Phone handset has arrived at FCC HQ to lay disrobed alongside the agency's imposing L-square ruler.

The Engadget app for Windows Phone 7.5 Mango has arrived!

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It seems like only yesterday that we released our Windows Phone 7 app out into the wild, bringing Microsoft mobile fans the dose of gadget news they were waiting for.

Microsoft demos new Windows Marketplace, now with more Metro

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Well well, we knew Microsoft had something in store for us at its Windows Store Preview event tonight, and it just revealed a fresh look for Windows Marketplace.

Microsoft enables Android and iOS users to experience Windows Phone 7... via the web

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Still tempted by the fruit of another? If you're looking Microsoft's way, but aren't quite ready to toss your adoration for iOS or Android aside, the coders in Redmond are giving you an alternative to quitting cold turkey.

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