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April 30
- LG Fathom headed to Verizon
- Microsoft's 'Kin' phones 'crank social up to 11'
- Microsoft kills Courier project
April 29
- HP still committed to Windows Phone 7
April 28
- Verizon FiOS DVR Manager comes to Windows Marketplace
- HTC to pay royalties to Microsoft after being told Android steps on its patents
April 27
- O2 ROM update for the HD2
- Review: Lookout (formerly known as Flexillis)
April 26
- U.S. Cellular lands the Samsung Exec
April 23
- Sense 2.5 Mods: MaxManila and CoOkies
- Microsoft's Third Quarter Report: Bing helps bring in billions
April 22
- Review: Prince of Persia HD
- XDA launches XDA ROMS
- Welcome to Windows Phone 7, Dell -- it's darn good to see ya
- Sony accepting pre-orders for the Xperia X2a
April 21
- Review: Krusell Orbit Flex Multidapt Leather Case for AT&T Tilt 2
April 20
- HTC HD Mini passes the FCC
- Sprint Touch Pro 2: Now $199 (w/ agreement and rebate)
- The Windows Phone 7 architecture: memory, customization, Live ID
April 19
- Review: SPE Leather Sidecase for Tilt 2/Touch Pro 2
April 16
- Review: Wilson Electronics Sleek
- Review: SlideIT
April 15
- KIN: 'Full Bleed, No Chrome'
April 14
- Bing for Windows Mobile updated
April 12
- Might the Touch Pro 3 be real after all?
- WMExperts Podcast Episode 96
- Foursquare implements 'cheater code', solves world problems
April 10
- Verizon also has an announcement Monday: 'Lets get social'
April 9
- Windows Phone Virus making the rounds?
- Review: Plantronics BackBeat 903 Bluetooth Stereo Headset
- Hulu now working on Skyfire? Indeed it is! (Or rather, it was)
- iPhone 4.0 borrows multitasking from Windows Phone 7, upps Exchange
April 6
- Review: SBSH PhoneWeaver 2.1
- WMExperts Podcast Episode 95
April 5
- Review: HTC Audio Cable
- T-Mobile iPhone/HD2 Trade-in Plan
- Development interest in Windows Phone 7 Series increases
April 2
- Windows Phone 7 Series changes name back to 'Windows Phone 7'
- Review: Slacker Radio
April 1
- Windows Phone 7 devices: no Zune connector, OEMs make the call
- Sprint launches 'Sprint Free Guarantee', aims to improve customer satisfaction