Your phone may be the single most indispensable piece of technology you own — it goes everywhere with you. At Windows Central, we're still partial to Windows phones and Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile OS. But we're also realistic. Windows phones aren't doing so well these days, and most of us who still carry Lumias, Elite x3s, or Idols also carry an Android or iOS phone, or both. That's why this Windows Central Phones page focuses on Windows Mobile and related developments but also includes news, information and opinions on what's going on in the Apple and Google mobile worlds.
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My Photo Stream for iPhone is going away, but you can replace it with OneDrive. Here's how.
In the cloud Apple will end support for My Photo Stream next month. While it won't be exactly the same, you can replicate the functionality of My Photo Stream with Microsoft OneDrive.
This 'Windows 11 Mobile' concept offers a glimpse at what could have been
W11M Windows 11 Mobile is sadly never to be, but that doesn't stop us from dreaming now, does it?
I asked Bing AI for its thoughts on Windows Phone ...
WP meets AI I can't let Windows Phone go, so I asked Bing AI some questions about our beloved platform in seeking closure.
Samsung's Galaxy S23 Android OS install is almost twice as big as Windows 11
Bloatware War The war against bloat is seemingly lost.
This Nokia Lumia 1020 retrospective made me yearn for the good old Windows Phone days
Retrospective Photography on Windows Phone was well ahead of its time.
Google's rumored Pixel Fold looks like a Surface Duo if it had a foldable display (updated)
Foldables Renders of Google's upcoming foldable have leaked, and it looks to copy the Duo's wider form factor.
Microsoft reverses itself and decides to keep SwiftKey Keyboard on iOS after all
It's back! If you use Microsoft’s SwiftKey keyboard on your iPhone, not only is it sticking around, but it’ll get new features, too
