Windows Mobile 7 is received well by the blogging community and the tech analysts but despite all the talk of it being a game changer it may not be the iPhone killer.

Microsoft’s most anticipated mobile OS is expected next week and will decide the future of the company’s mobile OS business.

Microsoft is going to release Windows Mobile 7 next month but if the most anticipated features are true missing then who in the world will buy a phone with this outdated OS.

Microsoft good old days are back again as Google is busy painting itself villain of the mobile world. The year 2010 started with a month of bad news for Google from Chinese’s government confrontation to Apple and Droid making Bing as a default search option.
The top two strategic blunder that Google made:
1. Launching Nexus: Apple is taking Google as more serious challenger to its mobile business than Microsoft. Apple is now considering to bring Microsoft Bing search as default …

Microsoft’s Zune Phone will provide customers that Nexus failed to give in 2010. Microsoft’s Pink phone is a right step in the right direction and may provide buyers the ultimate option against  iPhone dominance.
According to technology analysts, the Zune Phone might see an announcement at the MWC or at CTIA in March 2010. The Zune Phone referred to as the Pink phone will include high-definition touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera and the most anticipated Windows Mobile 7 OS which Microsoft …

HTC has not announced it officially but HTC Russia has promised in a tweet that HTC HD2 will be the only phone from HTC to get Windows Mobile 7 upgrade in November 2010.
According to recent rumors Microsoft may even bring Windows Mobile 7 next month and this will make HTC HD2 upgrade sooner than expected. According to Bloomberg Microsoft will debut its Windows Mobile 7 OS next month at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Spain.
Windows Mobile 7 will bring …

Microsoft’s Robbie Bach has rightly pointed out the haste in which Google has released its own phone Nexus One. Microsoft itself is rumored to be close to release it own Windows Mobile 7 based handset but the company officially denies and insists it will be against its policy of offering only OS.

A new job postings by Microsoft suggested that it may bring Xbox LIVE to Windows Mobile devices. The postings first reported by MobileTechWorld will give much needed oxygen to the dying mobile OS.
Microsoft is seeking a principal program manager and a software test engineer who would be responsible for bringing “Xbox Live enabled games to Windows Mobile”, the job posting confirms. Apart from bring Xbox LIVE platform to Windows Mobile, Microsoft is mostly interested in adding Xbox LIVE experience …

Google Inc. announced Tuesday that it will temporarily provide free Wi-Fi access in 47 U.S. airports through Jan. 15. As some news sites are portraying this act of Google as genorisity but Google’s seemingly altruistic offer should pay big dividends at a time the company could use some goodwill.
Providing free airport Wi-Fi will help Google build up some goodwill among consumers at a time when its reputation could use a little burnishing. Google has long been a big …

1) Halo: Other shoot-em-up games from console and PC platforms have made it to the iPhone, so there’s no reason that Microsoft shouldn’t make a pocket version of Halo. Especially if there were some sort of mini-game you could play on your iPhone that would help your profile on the Xbox edition.
2) Zune: Microsoft may was well extend its Zune plan to the iPhone as Apple seems to have little interest in offering an all-you-can listen music subscription service.
3) …