It seems another Tellme feature has been added, Zune Music Control, to the growing list of exciting upcoming features in WinMo 7.

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Samsung Galaxy S had an interesting screen comparison war with iPhone’s Retina Display. So we made our own article to shorten your time looking for it.
The Galaxy S also finally had been cleared through FCC. However, more variations of the Galaxy S shared showing up Samsung Galaxy S Pro WiMax appears, Singapore showing off Samsung Galaxy S, AT&T announces Samsung Captivate, their Galaxy S.
In CommunicAsia: Samsung Omnia Pro 4 & 5, Galaxy 3 & 5 and Samsung Wave 2, Wave 2 Pro were shown, Samsung Beam debuts in Singapore as the first Android-based pico projector phone
Samsung Galaxy Tab did get some footage but was taken off. We fortunately wrote down our observations.
We made Samsung Galaxy S how-tos: How to replace or delete 4 default icons on Galaxy S main screen, How to call or message by one swipe on a contact on Samsung Galaxy S
Unusual sightings about Samsung Galaxy Q suspected to invade Blackberry’s territory and Samsung Omnia HD appears to be Microsoft’s favorite Windows 7 platform.

Many Microsoft employees have enjoyed the Samsung Omnia HD smartphone, though it was previously powered by Symbian. On many occasions, it has been seen sported in the shipping room and other places as a very common commodity. The internals were upgraded to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processor, a change from the Asus innards it once had in the Mobile World Congress.

Samsung and InfoLogix announced today about their collaborative interest to deliver mobile manage services to enterprise customers in North America. This new partnership is to make intentional headway into the North American business space crowded by Research In Motion and Microsoft. The two companies will together offer Samsung’s handsets with InfoLogix’s Mobile Managed Services software.

Even though Samsung has taken a major focus off Windows Phone for Bada and Android, Microsoft ranks Samsung #2. According to phone shipments of Q1, Motorola has dropped off to be bundled in “Other.”

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Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore demoed a trio of devices running Windows Phone 7 Series – manufactured by ASUS, LG and Samsung respectively. For the Samsung device used, Belfiore highlighted how the device has a “bright” display with a large and “terrific” camera.

At this week’s Game Developers Conference 2010, Microsoft unveiled XNA Game Studio 4.0, a tool to aid developers in developing high-quality games with Xbox LIVE features.