Facebook Messenger hits Windows

Facebook Messenger for Windows has finally gone official, letting Windows using Facebook fans chat using a desktop client. It means you won’t have to visit the Facebook website to get your chat on. It comes with all the bells and whistles of the main version, with extra convenience. We can also look forward to a Mac version later this year. More this way.

Nokia Lumia 800 goes white this March

We saw the Nokia Lumia 800 be announced in an array of colours last year apart from white so now Nokia have confirmed that one is on its way. Plus, it will be hitting shops this March with contracts starting up at £20.50 per month.

Facebook Messenger on Windows desktop

Do you like chatting to your friends on Facebook? Do you like keeping up-to-date with your friends activities 24/7? Well, if that’s your sort of thing you can now continue doing it but on your desktop with the spanking new Facebook Messenger desktop app.

Microsoft shows us what’s in store for Windows 8 at the BUILD conference

They’ve done it, Microsoft have officially confirmed what we can expect to see in the next edition of Windows and its very different to current OS, Windows 7 in terms of interface and feel. Microsoft have gone that little bit further and also made it user friendly for not just desktop and laptops but also tablets and televisions.

Windows Phone Mango heads to the UK on the 15th September 2011?

Rumours have pointed to a 15th September UK launch date for Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7.5 update.

Samsung announces two brand new Windows Phone 7 Mango smartphones

Samsung today have revealed their brand new range of Windows Phone 7 Mango smartphones. The beauties are called the Samsung Focus S and the Focus Flash. Plus, on top of that the company have also said that a WP7.5 (Windows Phone 7.5) update for older models is queued for later this autumn.

HTC’s first ever Windows Mango smartphone could possibly be called the HTC Radar

Source: TechRadar

Leaked onto the Internet today were press shots of HTC Radar now possibly longer called the HTC Omega. The smartphone comes intact with Windows’ new OS, Mango and this could be one of the smartphones that HTC unveil on September 1st.

First Windows ‘Mango’ smartphone is revealed

We first heard about Microsoft’s latest Windows Phone OS codenamed ‘Mango’ a while back and now the first ever Mango smartphone was revealed this morning with manufacturer Fujitsu Toshiba behind it. The smartphone is expected to come to Japanese stores this coming September. However, the bad news is that its not heading to the US. 

Nokia haven’t given up on Symbian yet

Nokia officially released a new Symbian range, E6 and X7 today.

We’ve recently seen news that Windows are planning to come to Nokia but it hasn’t stopped the company releasing a new set of Symbian smartphones, E6 and X7 go on sale today.

With the E6 you will receive a touch screen, qwerty keyboard, email and social networking apps, customisable home screens designed to suit you each day of the week, free GPS navigation and access to the Ovi store.

Buy the X7 and attain a 4-inch AMOLED touch screen, email and social networking apps, customisable home screens designed to suit you each day of the week, free GPS navigation, access to the Ovi store, faster browsing and TV on demand with quick access to CNN, BBC and more.

Also with the X7 you get 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0 and a fantastic 8Mp camera.

Both of them, Nokia E6 and X7 are available for pre-order today costing £399 and £359.

They both offer some stupendous features but are they enough for you to kill the waiting and go and buy the new Symbian smartphone(s) rather than wait for the release of the first Nokia smartphone running Windows expected to be released later this year? What do you think? Let me know!

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