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CareAce Survey: What do you think of the new Windows Phone 7.5 Mango OS

Compared to Samsung’s flagship Android devices, the Focus S release was considerably more low key, which led us to wonder how this affected our user’s knowledge and opinion of the device and its latest operating system. The week before, we conducted a field survey at our local AT&T store to find out how the Focus S [...]

Read the full article → December 15, 2011 Polls & Surveys

How To: Add custom ringtones to your Samsung Focus S WP7 Mango Phone

Since the beginning of time, people have wanted to put custom ringtones on their cell phones. The same is true for users of the Samsung Focus Mango phone. There is however one small problem–Microsoft didn’t make the process of adding custom ringtones very intuitive. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place to find your solution. [...]

Read the full article → December 14, 2011 How To

AT&T Store interview reveals that Samsung Focus S is selling very well

If you haven’t really heard of what’s going on with Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 platform, it’s likely because of Android and Apple’s sheer dominance of the market. Microsoft however is not about to let that become the status quo. Windows Phone 7 Display at Bellevue Square AT&T Store CareAce’s offices are headquartered smack dab in the middle [...]

Read the full article → December 9, 2011 News

Samsung Mango Windows Phone 7 with front facing camera

Microsoft gave us a peek at Samsung’s latest Windows Phone 7 device and the initial photos look promising: The latest Windows Phone 7, dubbed the Samsung I937, made its debut at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner conference and bore a striking resemblance to the venerable Samsung Galaxy S II. The latter device features a 4.3″ Super AMOLED plus display, [...]

Read the full article → July 13, 2011 News

CareAce and comScore Surveys: Android Takes Over Blackberry and WP7 Market Share

comScore recently released a new survey report regarding key trends in the U.S. mobile phone industry. The study surveyed more than 30,000 U.S. mobile subscribers and followed 3 trending topics: OEM market share, OS market share and mobile content usage. Image courtesy of Android & Me Not too long ago we also posted our CareAce mobile user survey and report; like [...]

Read the full article → June 7, 2011 News

FAQ of Windows Phone 7 update issue

Microsoft pulled off the Windows Phone 7 update because some of Samsung phone(mostly Samsung Omnia 7) users experienced issues for the update. Microsoft says they have found the issue and re-release update in 3 days. A happy feature of a misfortune, it seems that the issue didn’t happen for Samsung Focus which is Windows Phone 7 from AT&T USA.

Read the full article → February 24, 2011 News

Samsung updates the Samsung Now Hub for WP7

The updates to the Samsung Now Hub come in the form of Twitter and Facebook support in the native RSS/News feed. The news oriented hub now allows you to share your favorite articles with friends and colleagues through your verified Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Samsung has also added audio notifications for when you open articles in the News feed. They are more of little songs then just beeps or rings and honestly they add a nice touch. Makes the News part feel more robust even though it doesn’t really change the UI at all. If you have a Samsung WP7 device you can check out the new changes now and if you don’t have a WP7 phone, you have no idea what you’re missing. So to all the WP7 owners out there, give some shoutouts in the comments as to why everyone else should move to that platform, ready? Begin!

Read the full article → January 28, 2011 News

WP7 App Review: Photo Studio

Another app has been added to the WP7 marketplace similar to the Photogram app we reviewed before called Photo Studio. The app adds the following photo effects to your WP7 arsenal:

Read the full article → January 25, 2011 Reviews

Microsoft wants to get inside WP7 owner’s minds through official survey

It’s efforts like these from uber-giant companies that make us feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside. Microsoft, through their Windows Phone Twitter Account, has just opened up a WP7 feedback survey over on Survey Gizmo in an effort to find out what WP7 owner’s like and dislike about their devices.

Read the full article → January 24, 2011 News