There's a new crop of Windows Phone 7 handsets on the way this fall, and AT&T is cleaning house to get ready. The carrier is discontinuing some of its original Windows phones, and bringing in a new, more powerful, Mango-running lineup of devices.
Jan 25, 2012
AT&T's Q1 roadmap leaked: Titan II for $199.99 on March 18th, Galaxy Note for $299.99 on February 18th?
Read Article >Gallery Photo: HTC Titan II for AT&T first hands-on Jan 11, 2012
Joe Belfiore interview: Windows Phone will compete on quality, not specs
belfiore Read Article >Microsoft's Joe Belfiore, VP for Windows Phone, dropped by our CES HQ this week to discuss Microsoft's mobile future. He was classically reluctant to reveal the specifics of that future, though he did say that the words Tango and Apollo "sound nice." He did share his thoughts on how Windows Phone differs from iOS and Android, positioning it as the happy balance between the two leaders in mobile software. You get the greater variety of Android with the reassurance of tighter quality control that Apple offers. Quality, in fact, was the overriding theme of what Joe had to say. According to him, having a better user experience is what will differentiate Windows Phone from the competition, not extreme specs or barrel-scraping prices.
Oct 19, 2011
HTC Surround disappears from AT&T site
HTC Surround Read Article >We've reached out to AT&T for comment — we'll update when we hear back.