More details emerge about Microsoft's revamped Windows Phone 7 OS, as hackers and programmers dig deeper, and demonstrations show increasing smoothness, integration and power.

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digg_url = 'http://digg.com/gadgets/Windows_Phone_7_Technical_Tidbits_Exposed'; We're in an interesting position with Windows Phone 7 . We still don't know what devices will be running the OS nor indeed exactly when they'll be launching, but despite that we've already had the opportunity to spend quite a bit of quality time with not one but two separate versions of ...

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Network World - Information about Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 , and on two smartphones using it, continues to emerge, some of it gleaned from hacking, demonstrations and from the growing experience of developers exploring the radically revamped mobile OS.

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Microsoft is promising a whole new user experience with its retooled and re-engineered offerings.

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Microsoft and its partners on Tuesday announced the first rush of phones with Windows Mobile 6.5, the long-awaited update to Microsoft's mobile operating system. The first update from Microsoft since March 2008, the new version adds a new app store and some usability improvements, but doesn't change the core underpinnings of Microsoft's aging OS.

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The reviews of Microsoft's new mobile OS, Windows Mobile 6.5, are in -- and none of them are glowing. It seems that Windows Mobile 6.5 is more of a superficial cosmetic overhaul, not a bona fide upgrade capable of handling the mobile market's stiff competition.

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Microsoft officially launched Windows Mobile 6.5 this morning and with all the leaks and AT&T releases the information has been out for over a day already. I've had the chance to use both an AT&T HTC Pure and Pharos Traveler 137 running Windows Mobile 6.5 and I have to say...

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AT&T's version of the HTC Touch Diamond2, the HTC Pure delivers Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.5 in a slim, consumer-friendly form factor and at an affordable price. This $149 phone is as close as you're going to get to a Zune phone this month, at least.

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Windows Mobile 6.5 is starting to hit the streets and AT&T announced that the HTC Pure, AT&T's rebranded version of the HTC Touch Diamond2, will be available soon. At $150 (after rebate, with a 2-year contract), the Pure is the most affordable Windows Mobile 6.5 device yet and it delivers some innovative capabilities.

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Unfortunately for those on the hunt for nitty-gritty details, the headline here just about says it all. In a shockingly vague release from Microsoft , the Redmond-based giant has announced that the first batch of Windows Mobile 6.5 handsets will launch on October 6th, or around three weeks after its Zune HD . If we're reading this correctly, it looks as if this round of cellies will be the first ...

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