Fujitsu might beat Nokia with this very first Mango Windows Phone 7 device this August. Microsoft is telling us that Mango will not be out till September. Japan’s Nikkei newspaper announced that Fujitsu uses Toshiba Regza T-01C phone to bring over Windows Phone 7 operating system. This adapted Regza T-01C would work well I imagine, since the it has a 4 inch screen and 12MP camera. If this is true, than new Fujitsu/Toshiba phone will have Snapdragon processor and mango update.

Fujitsu works with Toshiba these days on smartphones. Fujitsu is of course a huge phone manufacturer, but sells mainly in Japan. Recently, Bluetooth SIG and the FCC have cleared the design for the US. It would be nice to see Fujitsu smartphones running Windows Phone 7 OS as a viable option in North America and elsewhere.

Nokia is very established in China. With the wedding of Nokia and Windows Phone 7 platform the potential is just enormous. Today over 40% of mobile market in China, and you know they have lots of people over there, is dominated by Nokia. It is time to realize the eastern market full potential.

According to Baidu, China’s biggest search engine, 40% of mobile market is covered by Nokia, then 15% other and 9.69% by Samsung. HTC covers 7.06% of total mobile market in China.

Reuters reported via iPhone Gadgets, that

for next quarter of 2011 saying that Apple will overcome Nokia. Nokia has created the smartphone market in 1996 and reign it ever since. IPhone will not be the first though. Numero uno post to head the mobile communication market will be relinquished to Samsung as the world’s largest smartphone maker. Another surprising forecast foresees Windows phone 7 HTC to match Nokia production or sales in 2012.

So, yes potential is great, but watch out for Samsung and HTC android devices.

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Three months ago Windows Phone Marketplace had just over 11k apps. That took over 5 months to accumulate. Windows Phone Marketplace has reached 25k apps and rate at which it grows is steadily increasing. Mango it’s on its way and that solidifies the prognosis of app growth sharply increasing.

Windows Phone MIX has compiled a series of 20 best windows phone apps.

Internet based Windows Phone Marketplace is to be online soon.

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Nokia has been working on adopting Windows Phone 7 operating system. Microsoft likewise looks to mobile phone manufacturers for strong partnerships. Nokia Microsoft partnership looks promising. First Nokia Windows phone is said to be out in early 2012. First Nokia Windows Phone 7 phone has surfaced. SEO of Nokia Stephen Elop politely asked to put away cameras as this phone is highly confidential. Well, someone didn’t. Here is a first Nokia Windows Phone 7 N9, named Sea Ray. Below are some pictures, but watch this Nokia video. Wait few seconds for the video to load.

Here are some first pictures of first Nokia Windows Phone 7:

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According to most recent forecasts Nokia will be thrown off of its throne fairly soon. Both Samsung and Apple will top Nokia’s long standing reign in smartphone making as soon as next year. iPhone Gadgets reports that Windows phone 7 will match Nokia’s production by 2012. Nokia has invented smartphone category and market and has been leading it since 1996.

Nokia’s declining numbers are just one sad thing to see. It has been reported that Holand, Spain, France and UK have closed some of their online stores. Nokia Affiliate Team in their own words:

“This message is to inform you that Nokia is closing their affiliate programme… in keeping with a strategic business decision to close down the Nokia UK online shop.”

Any disaster is a tragedy, but to many this presents great opportunities. Customers can now pick up some real good deals on some of the greatest Nokia phones.

On related news Nokia will launch its first Windows Phone 7 device late this year. Russian partner to Nokia disclosed:

“We are the key Nokia partner in Russia. Thanks’ to the cooperation agreements on the “shop-in-shop” format, all the newest models show up at Sviaznoj earlier then in competing outlets…. We expect that the first Windows Mobile based Nokia smartphone will show up in our stores before the end of 2011”