NEW YORK (TheStreet) - While developer interest in Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 has increased slightly since the software maker announced a partnership with Nokia, many are still lukewarm on the platform. Since the deal was made public on Feb. 11, 3% of new app projects started were for Windows Phone 7, compared to just 1% in the week before the announcement, according to mobile app analytics ...

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Published photos show an HTC device running Microsoft's new mobile operating system and bearing the U.S. carrier's logo.

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Windows Phone 7 software will soon power a Verizon Wireless handset, several outlets are reporting.

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Verizon will soon get a Windows Phone 7 device and when it does it will become only the second US carrier with smartphones running each of the major smartphone platforms, including iOS, WP7, Android, webOS, and BlackBerry.

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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- "Windows Phone" is a trending search topic after Microsoft released the first software update for Windows phones. "This first update for Windows Phone is designed to improve the software update process itself," Microsoft Windows team writer Michael Stroh posted on the official Windows blog on Feb. 21. ... Click to view a price quote on MSFT . Click to research the ...

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Hi TP friends! Welcome to TechPinas Founder Notes (TPFN) # 1a: Alliances ! Me at Nokia Connection 2010 held in Singapore For this issue, I'll share with you some important information that we got on the recently announced Nokia-Microsoft strategic alliance. I'll also post Nokia's answers to some of the hottest questions by our readers regarding this landmark partnership. Overview: This video ...

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Analysis: Microsoft reveals what went wrong and right on the recent Windows Phone 7 update.

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Microsoft's week involved a Windows Phone 7 update issue, the unveiling of the HTC Arrive, Windows 7 SP1, and an agreement over Web privacy standards.

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Microsoft has finally stepped up to the plate and delivered a new smartphone operating system, called Windows Phone 7. It's shiny and distinct, and very different from both the iPhone's iOS and Android. But while Samsung and HTC have already built Windows phones using it, they haven't caught on so well, leaving Microsoft in a tight spot ... sort of like Nokia, who've seen their fortunes decline ...

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The Windows Phone 7 update this week had a rough patch. Larry Dignan offers the short version of what happens, and says that Microsoft needs to stick the landing on its next Windows Phone 7 update.

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