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Windows Phone fans saw this coming long ago, some probably wonder why this announcement took so long. For the hardcore, there's still time to cherish it.
If you like Fitbit's wearable hardware, but feel the software is still somewhat rudimentary, you'll be happy to hear a couple of key new features are now enabled on both the Versa and Ionic.
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The Microsoft Store was completely out of stock of Windows 10 Mobile phones for a time last week, but they have been replenished this week. There are two models remaining.
Just in case you needed one more cruel reminder Windows 10 Mobile is not coming back from the dead, Instagram has removed its support for the once-promising platform.
The death of Windows Phone comes with some despair, but little surprise. The debate over how it died, perhaps right from its early days, has been dug up again.
Live Tiles will no longer be updated with the deactivation of push notifications on two deprecated versions of Windows Phone.
Apple's still-popular iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are the new digital crime-fighting tools of the New York Police Department, replacing archaic Windows phones.
Our readers made them the biggest stories. What exactly were they? Pocketnow reviews the articles and topics that had people talking.
With the latest version of WhatsApp for Android, iOS and Windows Phone, it's possible to delete embarrassing messages within seven minutes of their sending.
The company's third and current CEO has something like a memoir out and in it, he expresses his disappointment with the Nokia acquisition.
Sources say the police department's IT head was the sole decider in picking up Microsoft's dying mobile platform in the first place.
What a difference a year makes. In its 10-K filing with the SEC, Microsoft has scrubbed any trace of "mobility" or "phone" in its mission.
It's the end of Windows Mobile as we know it for T-Mobile as its account management app will stop working. Users will have to peruse the website.
Don't get your hopes up for a a flip phone-style device with Windows 10 Mobile on ARM64. Microsoft is apparently interested in that design for a hotspot.
We know you've probably heard this many times in the past, but no, Windows Mobile is still not dead yet, with Microsoft focused on "rebooting" it.
According to ScientiaMobile, Apple has taken 18 slots in the top five sets of the six major continents. Samsung has taken ten.
Security updates will make their way to the app for all phones with Windows Phone 8 or later, but there will be no new feature updates.
The end is definitely near for Windows-powered Lumia smartphones, as American and British Microsoft Stores discard more and more models.
Could this be a sign that a major release is coming that can put Microsoft in position to break from its Lumia past? Or will the wait go on?
The IDC's estimated full-year 2016 smartphone shipment report includes no big surprises, confirming Android and LTE's rising dominations.
In the mobile sector of Windows world, a phone with just days of sales in its belt is notching up more usage than a months-old phone.
At long last, WhatsApp is officially following the suit of sister app Facebook Messenger with simple and convenient video calling features.
According to Strategy Analytics, nearly 88 percent of smartphones sold worldwide during Q3 2016 were powered by Android, up from 84 last year.
