Now here is something that may be disturbing for carriers using Windows Mobile on their devices for years. Windows Phone 7 is not free. The new OS that will be existing alongside the Windows Mobile 6 or the Windows Phone Classic, may be pondered upon by the carriers before they go for it. Charging license fee for Windows Phone 7 from the carriers implies more expensive devices for the consumers. Although it is agreed that there is a marked increase in the way the Windows phone OS works, the extra fee is a big no.   Seeing the competitors’ strategies( like Google Android), this move by Microsoft if actually imposed may cause some agitation among the carriers. Business Insider does [...]

With speech recognition now supported in IM+, you can now send messages (as text) to your IM friends without even touching the keyboard at all! [...]