Watch this week's Windows Phone view as we wrap-up all this week's Good and Bad inside the world of Microsoft's Windows Phone platform. In today?s show we begin by covering all the recent rumors that mix both Nokia and Microsoft together. Nokia?s World event is just around the corner, so we should expect some great devices rocking Windows Phone to be released soon. We later cover all the rumored devices we should be seeing soon, which include probable information on the LG Fantasy. We talk about Acer?s recent Windows Phone offering, the Acer Allegro and also the good news that AT&T customers using an HD7S can already download their Mango update. We go through Brandon?s recent review of the HTC Titan, and end the good section by covering Microsoft?s recent attempt to improve the camera performance on your Windows Phone. In the bad section we talk about our recent disappointment in seeing that only some smartphone manufacturers are willing to provide Internet Sharing capabilities to their Windows Phones. We expected Microsoft to do a good job in not allowing fragmentation in their platform, but it seems that the problems begin.
All this and more after the break.
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Watch this week's Android revolution as we go through what's hot and what's not inside the world of Google's Android Project. In today's show we go through all the recent Android smartphone announces which include the LG Optimus Hub, the Galaxy Y line of smartphones for Vodaphone UK, the Xperia Play reaching AT&T and even some deals on the Sprint Epic 4G Touch. We talk about the recent invitation HTC sent for a September 20th event where we expect that lots of our recent leaks will see the light of day in new Android offerings for the fall line-up. We go through a long list of leaks, that begin with an HTC Runnymede, and we summarize all the recent Android coverage you'll want to follow in our website.