Mobilesyrup has confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy will be coming to Bell canada.  Lucky canadians...  If you're not familiar with the Samsung Galaxy, you should check out http://www.Samsung-Galaxy.com

The first Android device in the Bell line up - and the thinnest available in the market - Galaxy comes fully loaded with an array of multimedia features. The advanced 3.2″ AMOLED display provides unmatched luminescence and vivid eye catching colours, even in direct sunlight or at an angle. Android OS syncs e-mails, including Gmail, contact, calendar, and more in real time. Google apps and search offer intuitive entertainment and Galaxy always keeps the conversation going with Google Talk."

Thanks MobileSyrup for the news

New just released WP7 MultiMedia Super ROM 3.14 base for advance TMOUSA HD2 Users ONLY...! It includes a WP7 short cut page with auto built in WP7 default home screen, also the WP7 Settings are also built IN for customizing the WP7 home screen the way you want it. You can get to the HTC Sense home screen by just tapping on the HOME button... It's also suggested, if you are not going to use the WP7 home screen as your default home screen, then it's best to kill it by using the built in MMTaskManager. Once the boot up is completed, you will asked two questions, just tap YES....

This ROM is Android ready, works with just about all Android builds, it has all the MultiMedia Super ROM goodies, including the new 3.14 ROM NEW apps, plus all the stock apps, yes, WiFi Router is on board....

You can get this new ROM version HERE: http://www.mobileunderground.info/showthread.php?t=704&page=1 located in the lower section of the ROM description... Also they are apps for download at the bottom of post #'s 1, 2, and 3 that you maybe interested in too.....!

source: http://www.htchd2forum.com

Microsoft Corp. outlined the progress of its mobile ambitions Thursday, as the company announced it has shipped only 2 million total Windows Phone 7 based devices since it launched the operating system six weeks ago.

The company announced 1.5 million WP7 devices shipped just one month ago, implying that only 500,000 were shipped (not necessarily sold to consumers) in December, the typically busy holiday-buying season. For comparison's sake, Google says there are 300,000 Android devices activated daily.

"We said all along that our first priority was to make a phone that people loved and to that end, we are pleased with the initial response," said CFO Peter Klein. According to Microsoft, 93 percent of customers are satisfied or very satisfied with WP7. "While we are encouraged by the early progress, we realize we have a lot of work ahead of us," Klein added.(See Microsoft Sells 1.5M WP7 Phones and OS Watch: Google Sees Dollar Signs in Mobile.)

That work includes delivering on updates Microsoft has promised for the OS for basic capabilities like cut and paste, and support for CDMA. So far, WP7 users are still waiting.  Klein also repeated stats that the OS is on nine devices in 30 countries and with 60 operators. Developers are adding WP7 apps to the marketplace at a rate of over 100 per day, and Microsoft boasts 24,000 developers building for its growing platform.

source: lightreading

Over the past few months Spotify has been working with Microsoft to develop the Spotify app for Windows Phone and they've put together a demo video for you highlighting some of the great features, have a look.

The full list of features for Windows Phone includes:

• · Search, browse and play millions of tracks
• · Stream over WiFi or 2.5/3G - All your existing playlists are available
• · Offline playlists - Play your music without an internet connection
• · On-the-fly sync - Every track you add to a playlist appears on mobile and computer
• · What's New tab
• · Wirelessly sync your local files to your phone
• · Starred tracks - tag all your favourites into a special list

Windows Phone users can download the new app directly by visiting m.spotify.com, and it will also be available for download on Windows Marketplace for mobile shortly.

source: spotify