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We have weathered a lot of false rumors regarding the arrival of a Windows phone Verizon, but now it seems that really is going to happen. Soon. This week I'll also point you to some suggestions of Windows Phone 7 practical from the developers themselves. And we'll look at the latest that Nokia has taken in pursuance of their Windows phone offers.

HTC trophy from Verizon

Sprint was released with the first CDMA phone in March, and many have been waiting for the Verizon offering, the HTC Trophy. Now it seems finally to be imminent.

Clue number 1 is that the phone is listed on the website of Verizon as "coming soon". Clue number 2 is a voice that Verizon employees are receiving training on Windows Phone in preparation for the launch. And clue number 3 is that Verizon has created a forum for users of Windows Phone 7.

The trophy has a 3 WVGA display. 8 inch, 5 megapixel camera and a 1 GHz processor.

Microsoft engineers Share Windows phone 7 tips

It's nice to see the engineers to make efforts to help consumers get the most out of their Windows phone from Microsoft.

In a post on the Windows Team Blog, the engineer who led the development of the keyboard on the screen gives seven tips for saving time and getting the most. For example, you can simply double-tap the SPACEBAR at the end of a sentence in order to add a period and begin the next sentence with a capital automatically. And tapping the "+" in the bar tip teaches the phone a new Word. The keyboard also has hidden menus that you can see touching and pressed several, such as the period.

Also, an interesting article on the Microsoft Research website explains how the keyboard uses "machine learning" to correct intelligently you type. The goal is for you to tap quickly and do not necessarily accurately, and that therefore the device translates the text typed approximation rapidly intelligible. This is pretty awesome.

In addition, an engineer has posted his favorite three Tips for using Internet Explorer Mobile. They include how to search faster, how to create and customize a tile, and how to display the desktop version of a Web site, rather than a mobile-optimized version.

Nokia continues to Shift Focus, iPhone developers Microsoft Lures

Microsoft is, of course, losing money on Windows Phone 7. But the company tends to take the long view: it took six years for the Xbox to be profitable. : Provides a useful perspective on the situation.

And in an attempt to increase the number of applications, although there are now 15,000 Macworld , reports that Microsoft recently made available that make it easy to brings iPhone apps for Windows Phone.

By his side, Nokia keeps moving, painful but necessary for Windows Phone 7, cutting 12 percent of its work force and transfer the 3,000 employees responsible for the old platform Symbian theme for Nokia phones to an Accenture technology consulting organization.

Still have a lot of catching up to do, but it is clear that Microsoft and Nokia are committed to doing this job and be a player in the mobile arena.

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