Will Windows Phone 8 Arrive on September 7?

We now know that Microsoft’s Windows 8 platform for desktops and tablets will be shipping starting on October 26, but what about the mobileWindows Phone 8 OS? According to a teaser that Nokia is posting outside of its Helsinki, Finland store, ‘something amazing’ will be coming on September 7, 2012. The company’s retail store is currently closed for renovations currently.

An image posted on My Nokia Blog shows a Nokia store with a banner outside teasing the arrival of something amazing along with the date.

It’s unclear what that something amazing is. According to a report on Phone Arena, Nokia’s annual Nokia World conference is slated to kick off this year on September 5. However, given that the close proximity of the conference’s start date to the amazing release date two days later, it may be unlikely that Windows Phone 8 devices would be available for sale two days after the conference kicks off. However, it is still a possibility that Windows Phone 8 could arrive by then.

Windows Phone 8: What Windows Phone 7 Users Need to Know

When Windows Phone 8 debuts this fall it will feature a slick new camera app, Internet Explorer 10, near-field communication, Nokia Maps, Direct X support for advanced gaming and multi core processor support. That's the good news. The bad news is current Windows Phone 7 users will be left out in the cold for most of these features, including recent buyers of Nokia's Lumia 900 handset.

But don't lose heart Windows Phone fans, because Microsoft is still throwing you a bone and delivering a few Windows Phone 8-like changes for you. Following the release of Windows Phone 8this fall, Windows Phone 7 users will receive an update called Windows Phone 7.8 that includes the new Windows Phone 8 start screen.

If you're a current Windows Phone fan with no immediate plans to upgrade to a new handset when Windows Phone 8 comes out later in 2012, here's what you need to know about Windows Phone 7.8.

Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer

Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer unveiled the next generation of Windows phones called the Windows Phone 7 Series in his keynote address at the Mobile World Congress 2010. These phones are going to feature Zune like UI with full Xbox LIVE integration for rich end-user experience.

 

With Windows Phone 7 Series, Microsoft has taken a fresh approach by writing the OS from scratch. The OS in question is now called as Windows Phone OS 7.0 instead of WindowsMobile 7. Unfortunately though, the devices which ships with Windows Phone OS 7 wont be available anytime before Christmas 2010. But when they hit the retail shelves, the comparison of these devices with Apple’s mighty iPhone will be inevitable. Here is how the two mobile operating systems stand against each other.

Download Talking Tom Cat for Nokia 5800, N97, X6, 5530, 5235 and N8

Talking Tom Cat is one of the most loved application available on iPhone and Android based phones. Now You can enjoy all that fun of Talking Tom Cat application on your Symbian S60 5th and Symbian^3 based touch screen mobile phones.
                    

You can have so much fun with Talking Tom cat. You can do followings:
Pet him to make him purr.
Poke his head, belly or feet.
Grab his tail.
Touch his nose to let him sneeze
Pour a glass of milk for him.

Windows Phone 7 Users Can't Upgrade to WP8

If you own a Windows phone now, you won't be included in the bright future of Windows Phone 8. There is a consolation prize, however--Windows Phone 7.8.

If you own a Windows phone today, you won't be able to get all the hot new features and Windows 8 integration announced today in Windows Phone 8 without buying a new Nokia, Huawei, Samsung, or HTC phone.

The good news (well, sorta good news) is that you will be able to get the newly revamped "live tiles" design on the home screen of your WP7 phone via an update to Windows Phone 7.8.

Microsoft explains that the new cababilities and features that come in Windows Phone 8 reach deeply into the guts of the phone, and require new phones with new hardware to support them.

Microsoft’s Phone Efforts Move Into the Spotlight Wednesday

While Monday was a huge day for Microsoft, thanks to the Surface tablet, Wednesday is also shaping up as a pretty important milestone.

         

The company is set to meet with developers to talk about the future of Windows Phone, a future that will at long last bring its phone, tablet and PC efforts closer together.