As we dive deeper into the recent leaked image for the Windows Phone 7 Series emulator, we find several inbuilt applications for the new platform. Among them are the pictures, Zune, and Xbox hub, plus your basics like an alarm clock, calculator, and converter. In case you missed it, check out our other Windows Phone 7 Series walkthroughs. ... Related Posts MWC: Windows Phone 7 Series To Have Xbox ...
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Pogoplug users who own a Xbox 360 and/or PS3 gaming console will be happy to hear that the latest firmware update will allow you to stream video, music and photos through your network. In addition to the media streaming, the firmware update has added the ability to automatically backup your folders on your
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"With breaking news about the Windows 7 mobile apps from MIX10, Chris Hardwick talks to Engadget's Joshua Topolsky about what Microsoft is bringing to the table, from Xbox gaming on Windows 7 phones, a preview of their new apps and more." Sure, there are more than a few things that some people aren't too happy about right now with Windows phone 7, but there's one very important thi...
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A lot of information continues to come out about Windows Phone 7 Series, much of it from last week’s Global Developer Conference. More of the hardware specs have come to light, and Microsoft gave developers a good taste of the gaming potential. This week I’ll offer up some of this info, including links to videos from GDC discussing the Xbox Live features and gaming potential. read more
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Playback Media Server brings a highly anticipated feature to PS3/Xbox users - built-in HD MKV support to all PS3/Xbox users without the use of messy and resource hogging transcoding.
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Your favorite Xbox 360 games could soon be made available on your iPhone. Ironically though, it is not Microsoft that is working to bring these games to the iPhone platform, but Masschusetts based Novell. According to a report on PC World, the company's MonoTouch technology will now make it easy...
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Straight from the YouTube description: The video you see here comes straight from MIX10, and features Joe Belfiore himself showing off the WP7 games hubs in more detail that weve seen in the past. Notice the animated Xbox Live games hub showing Belfiores avatar peeking its head out periodically. Once in the hub itself, you get
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Software developer Novell on Monday demonstrated new technology that should bring some Xbox 360 game...
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Oh, Microsoft, you were doing so, so well. You won me over, as soon as you announced Windows Phone 7 Series, you brought something shiny and new to the table, and you seriously impressed me. You showed off Xbox Live integration, and I bowed down at how awesome you were making the new OS. And
As much as we love using our words here at SlashPhone (considering its our job), we have to give credit when credit is due, and sometimes watching a video of the things we discuss here is just the best way to go about things. As weve previously mentioned, Xbox LIVE is coming to Windows Phone
