Windows Phone Forums Moved to Microsoft Answers – My Mobile Phone

Today Microsoft changed the location of the Windows Phone forums to the successful Microsoft Answers forums. It is logical since most user come to the Microsoft forums looking for an Answer.
In the Microsoft Answers forums you can find the following product groups:

Windows (Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP)
Office
Microsoft Security Essentials

And now the My Mobile [...]

Sync Your Google Mail- Gmail Contacts to the KIN ONE & KIN TWO

Many people have either a Gmail account or a Google Mail account for their own domain. However, the quick Gmail set-up on the KIN ONE and the KIN TWO only brings in your emails from your Gmail or Google mail account and not your contacts.  This article will show you that it is possible to sync your [...]

KIN ONE & KIN TWO Review – Part 1 Unboxing

We just received the KIN ONE and the KIN TWO devices. These two new devices are brought to you by Microsoft running the new Windows Phone operating system with the special designed KIN User Interface. The devices are made by Sharp and are available in the United States by Verizon.
The KIN Devices are unique due to [...]

My Phone gets an update to version 1.6

Microsoft My Phone is a service for backing up data from your Windows Phone to the cloud. Here on MobilityMinded we wrote a few times about Microsoft My Phone, because we really like this service. Remo wrote an interesting article in February 2009, when My Phone launced. Back in October 2009, on the launch [...]

MIX10 Starts now:Explore the software that powers Windows Phone 7 series

Today MIX10, which is hosted by Microsoft in Las Vegas from March 15-17th 2010, will kick off with a keynote from Scott Guthrie, .NET Developer Platform and Joe Belfiore, Windows Phone Program Management. During the keynote, Microsoft will unveil the development platform for the Windows Phone 7 Series that will bring new applications, games and [...]

Windows Phone 7 Series Detailed Video and Backstage Entrance

Since the release of the Windows Phone 7 Seriesquite some videos have surfaced online. Mark Briggeman and I were fortunate enough to have had our hands on this new Windows Phone platform during the Microsoft MVP Summit.  A video today was posted by Chris Pirillo that actually gives one of the best overviews of part [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 5 – Pico Mobile Projector Set-Up

This is already part 5 in our review series of the LG eXpo. In the video below I will be going over the add-on Pico Mobile Projector. It will connect very easily to the back of the LG eXpo by replacing the battery cover with the Mobile Projector.
The Projector is powered by the battery of the device. [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 4 – Fingerprint Scanner Set-Up

In our earlier video’s of the LG eXpo from AT&T reviews we took a look at the speed of unlocking the device using the fingerprint sensor.
Below I have made a new video walking you through the process of setting this feature up. I have done this since the settings are really hard to find. The settings [...]

Zune HD gets Twitter client – Application overview

I was fortunate to receive a Zune HD during the Mobius Conference a few weeks ago, so I was able to have a close look at the applications for the Zune HD.
Last week I noticed that the Microsoft Zune Team announced a new Twitter application in the marketplace for the Zune HD. In this article I [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 3 – Fingerprint Scanner & Headset

Our earlier video’s of the LG eXpo from AT&T reviews we had some questions about the speed of the fingerprint scanner and the Internet Explorer application.  In this video I show you how both these work very well. Yes the internet speed can always go faster. I probably will install the Opera browser on this phone since [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 2 -User Interface

In these next 2 videos we will show you the specific User Interface LG as implemented on the eXpo which runs on the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system.
These 2 videos will give you a very good impression what the possibilities are. LG has done some small little things that we are finding back on the iPhone as well.

We [...]

LG eXpo by AT&T Review – Part 1 -Unboxing

Today we received the LG eXpo from AT&T for review. We will be making some video reviews and tweet our experiences with this Windows Phone. Make sure to check back often here at MobilityMinded and follow us on Twitter.
The first video below will give you a first impression of the LG eXpo. We will show [...]

Verizon Samsung Omnia II Review Part 3-Data Input and Swype

In todays video review of the Verizon Samsung Omnia II I will go into the different methods of data input.
The finger touch friendly Samsung Omnia II still can hard using the on-screen keyboard. As its predecessor the device comes with a stylus. However this time they integraded the stylus in the casing instead of a [...]

Verizon Samsung Omnia II Review Part 2 – User Interface

In Part 1 of our review of the Verizon Samsung Omnia II we looked at the device quickly, including what came in the box with the device. Now in part 2 we will be looking more in the different user interfaces (UI) that the Verizon Samsung Omnia II has.
Samsung has their own Samsung TouchWiz UI and a [...]

Verizon Samsung Omnia II slated for December 2

Verizon will be launching the Samsung Omnia II on December 2nd. The Samsung Omnia has been very successful worldwide due to great specifications it had. With a large on-board memory,5 megapixel camera and the almost finger friendly UI the Samsung Omnia was a leader in the Windows Phone line up at that time.
Since then Microsoft has come out [...]

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