Final Look of the Nokia SeaRay leaked

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It looks like T-Mobile Germany was prematurely leaked and it shows the Nokia SeaRay in it’s final form.

Could this be the final version of the Nokia SeaRay?  It’s a well known fact that it’s supposed to look exactly like the Nokia N9.  What do you think of this look?  Are you surprised at all?

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Leaked: Nokia Sea Ray images

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After the leak of Nokia Sabre by Microsoft Canada’s website, the most recent images of other windows phone by Nokia “Nokia Sea Ray” have surfaced. 

The leaked images point that Nokia Sabre might not just be the only windows phone to be released by Nokia soon. It is expected to the second phone, first being Nokia Sea Ray. The leaked images have been a courtesy of T-Mobile’s German division.

The leaked images show Nokia Sea Ray featuring a 3.7inch display, but one that includes AMOLED technology and a curved glass front similar to that used by the Samsung-manufactured Nexus S smartphone. It also hints that the device will be shipped with Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango).

No official comment on the images either from Nokia or from Microsoft has been received.

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Silverlight coming to Xbox, bringing WP7 games along with it!!!

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Silverlight started as just a humble Flash competitor and now, well, it's all grown up. Almost, anyway. It's a fundamental part of the Windows Phone 7 ecosphere and word on the street is that it's about to become a fundamental part of the Xbox 360 world as well -- or a part, at least. Microsoft's MIX 11 developer event kicks off next week and rumor has it that Microsoft will unload a new tier of Silverlight compatibility

HTC Arrive reviews

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Though it was teased late last year -- on the same day that HTC announced its very first Windows Phone 7 devices, in fact -- the company's QWERTY-packing 7 Pro has taken its sweet time to make it to American airwaves; in the process, it's gone through a name change and picked up the first big platform update from Microsoft. The phone we now know as the Arrive is finally available from Sprint, becoming the first Windows Phone 7 device available on a CDMA network. These days, it's pretty unusual for an HTC handset -- or a handset on any American carrier, really, regardless of manufacturer -- to take this long to make it to subscribers' hands after announcement, but in this case, Sprint's hands were tied: Microsoft simply didn't support CDMA initially, which explains why both AT&T and T-Mobile have been enjoying a selection of models from Samsung, LG, Dell, and HTC alike while Sprint and Verizon have been patiently twiddling their thumbs.

RunKeeper released for Windows Phone 7 phones

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The popular RunKeeper app has been released for Windows phone 7 phones. The RunKeeper makes tracking your workouts fun, social, and easy to understand so that you can improve the quality of your fitness. Download the app for free from here

Features:

• Activity Tracking -No need for an expensive, standalone fitness tracking device when you can use your Windows Phone to do the same thing. Now you can track how far you went, how long it took you, and the route you traveled right from your phone
• Personal Dashboard-Store all historical activities on runkeeper.com, where you can keep track of totals and monitor your progress
• Maps integration- See the exact path you traveled on a map, both on the device and on our website
• Activity Sharing - Share your activities with friends via email, or by posting them to your favorite social sites, including Facebook and Twitter

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