The Nokia Lumia 900 (Credit: CNET) It was a good day for Microsoft and AT&T yesterday, when the carrier opened its registers for two 4G LTE Windows phones: the Nokia Lumia 900 and the HTC Titan II . Both have the most recent version of Windows Phone OS, large screens over 4 inches, and 16GB of storage, with 25GB of extra storage online. Yet the Titan II lives up to its name with a hulk of a body ...

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Windows Phone has a widely known downside: It lacks 3rd party apps. Sure, the major ones are there in Facebook, Twitter, Angry Birds and even Spotify, Rdio and Reddit browsers. But besides apps from big-name developers, the rest of the apps are ironically reminiscent of Windows 95-era shareware. And then there's the smut. The lack of high quality apps has seemingly made more room for dirty apps ...

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Oh the thrill of seeing a familiar face. No, not the Nokia Lumia 900 , which made an appearance in several forms at the Windows Phone event in New York City's Bryant Park today, but Kourtney Kardashian, who drew crowds to the Free-Time Machine -- that fled just as quickly as they arrived. The reality TV star far overshadowed the Windows Phone experience, which is on display in several cities ...

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When Nokia announced the PureView 808 with its whopping 41MP sensor and Carl Zeiss optics, they said it was “reasonable to expect” that they’d be offering something similar up in the future with Windows Phone. Assuming these freshly-leaked images from a Nokia slideshow are legit, the company already has something in the works. You can [...]

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Windows Phone just got a big boost from the Nokia Lumia 900, the first phone on the platform to boast an ultra-fast LTE network connection -- something you can't get with the iPhone. The Windows Phone camp also has a plan to attack Apple's iOS platform where it's strongest: the app catalog.

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In a post aimed at informing Windows Phone developers about developing on Windows Phone 8, it appears Microsoft has managed to raise more questions and concerns than simply reaching out to developers starved for information.

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If pumping dollars into the system only gets Microsoft and Nokia a small share in return, and if selling its high-end phones on the cheap doesn't do it, then surely questions will be raised on whether the fight is worth it in the long run. The next eight months in 2012 could be make or break time.

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After a lengthy training montage and a few false starts, Nokia finally has a Windows Phone ready to take on the Apollo Creed of the smartphone world. Here’s why Nokia is not down for the count, and the Lumia 900 is proof.

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has a strategy to make Windows Phone a player in mobile and is using its control over pricing tactically to ramp up consumer adoption of the platform. We are seeing this played out most prominently in Sunday?s release of the Nokia Lumia 900 with its very attractive $100 price tag. isn?t the only manufacturer of ...

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Microsoft has a plan to beef up its Windows Phone catalog of apps. And it involves cash -- lots of cold, hard cash.

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