Well, this looks like a pretty nice deal! As you know from our review, Zune is part of the backbone of Windows Phone 7. It’s well integrated into the operating system so that if you’re a Zune Pass subscriber, you can download an unlimited amount of music to your phone at any time. Also, some third party apps like Shazam integrate with Zune. Normally if you’re a Zune Pass subscriber, you pay about $15 per …
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Windows Phone 7 App Showcase: Fandango
Fandango is another movie-centric app that’s fun to have on Windows Phone 7. It can connect to your Fandango account, and you can easily purchase movie tickets at theaters that participate in Fandango’s online movie ticket purchasing service. It also lets you check out trailers, detailed information about the movie, and more. Originally published on Pocketnow on October 21, 2010. More Windows Phone articles from the Pocketnow archive.
Continue readingWindows Phone 7 App Showcase: iFood Assistant Plus
iFood Assistant Plus is a gorgeous app for foodies. The panoramic design is very attractive, and the beautiful food photography just make it that much better. The app is all about recipes. You’ll get recipe suggestions, featured recipes, and there’s a great section full of how-to videos, which look fantastic. It’s also nice that you can see user comments for each recipe. There’s even a kitchen timer and shopping list feature. Originally published on Pocketnow …
Continue readingWindows Phone 7 App Showcase: IMDB
The Internet Movie Database is an essential place for learning about movies and movie trivia. You’ve probably seen versions of the IMDB application on the iPhone and Android. Now we’ve got a version for Windows Phone 7 and it’s clearly the most attractive design out of the bunch. Originally published on Pocketnow on October 21, 2010. More Windows Phone articles from the Pocketnow archive.
Continue readingMac Connector for Windows Phone 7
Even though globally, the percentage of Apple Mac users is around 4%, there is a very high percentage of technology/gadget/phone reviewers who do use Macintosh computers. If one of these Mac-based reviewers were to review a phone that would only work with software that required Windows, do you think they’ll take the time to boot into Windows and try it out? Probably not. It’s more likely they’ll just complain about the lack of Mac support …
Continue readingAT&T Software Bundled With Windows Phone 7 (Video)
Here’s a look at some of the applications that AT&T has added. These are not the bloated add-on applications you might have expected. They can actually be quite useful. If you want, you can easily tap and hold on the application icon in the programs listing and choose “Uninstall”. That will remove the application from the phone permanently… that is unless you do a Factory Reset, at which point the original AT&T applications will get …
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