Microsoft Will Support Windows Phone 8.1 For 36 Months
confirmed that official roll out begins June 24. On the same support page, Microsoft have also settled that Windows Phone 8.1 will have a 36 month life cycle, just …
Tag: Windows Phone 9
What Exactly Is This Windows Phone 8.5 Business?
found deep within code by a developer that shows that Redmond has already started initial planning for the next version of Windows Phone, after Windows Phone Blue. The tooltip, …
Microsoft May Completely Redesign The UI In Windows Phone 9, Says New Rumor
While Microsoft’s plans for Windows 9 could potentially take any direction, what with the announcement of Windows Threshold, development on Windows Phone 9, it seems, is coming along as …
Windows Phone 9 Said To Be A Major New Redesign, A Complete Overhaul
When it rains, it pours. Along with polishing up Windows Phone 8 with several new enhancements, Redmond is said to be also working on Windows Phone 9, the next …
Windows Phone 9 is mentioned for the first time – kind of
My buddy at MSFT Kitchen unearthed a Linkedin listing from a Microsoft employee that indirectly mentions Windows 9. You can see the listing below. It’s interesting to note that …
Windows Phone 9 and Windows 9 Mentioned in Job Listings and More
Windows Blue is where almost all the next-generation Windows focus is at. While Windows Blue isn’t officially confirmed, there have been job postings and other information that pretty much …
New Microsoft Job Posting Confirms Work Is Underway On Windows 9
Or in other words, this is as close as you will get right now, short of an official confirmation from Redmond. But as recent rumors have suggested, work on …
Windows Phone 9 and Windows 9: Should They Integrate Stores and Other Features?
Although Windows Phone 8 might not be the most popular mobile platform on the market, there is no denying that Microsoft’s OS has come along way from Windows Phone …
Could Windows Phone and Windows RT Merge Efforts in the Future?
as mentioned yesterday, has to do with removing Windows RT’s desktop mode. If Microsoft can put together a real Metro version of Office, there is really no good reason …