EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we bring you coverage of the Australian launch of Windows Mobile 7, Microsoft's attempt to revitalise its smartphone credentials in the wake of huge gains by Apple and Android.

Telstra, Optus and Vodafone will all carry Windows-powered smartphones. Today we take a close-up look at the range of new HTC, Samsung and LG smartphones on show at the launch.

-- Brett Winterford

MOST READ iiNet to kill off AAPT 'leechers' Telstra says: Don't take terabyte broadband bait Australia heralds ACTA "breakthrough" A-G: Filter won't drive users to encryption ISPs cop customer angst over outbound emails FEATURED COMMENT "Could someone please explain to me if there is a better way to filter this illegal content? I myself am currently opposed to the filter because the few news stories I have heard have all informed me of several reasons that the filter will not work or restrict content that I myself find acceptable (or at least content that should be available to people who choose to view it). Is it NBN ..." DarrenCrockett commenting on Conroy: Too early to lose hope on ISP filter

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Nate Cochrane | October 12, 2010

Tighter integration between work and home, social networking and business email in new handsets.

By Staff Writer | October 12, 2010

ACCC and ACMA advise Australians to "hang up" on scammers.

By Staff Writer | October 12, 2010

Blasts departed CEO Hurd for "repeatedly" lying.

By Ry Crozier | October 12, 2010

Why a "desktop design" won't cut it.

By Ry Crozier | October 12, 2010

Economic influence can no longer be ignored.

October 12, 2010

Part of a global launch, Microsoft unveiled its Windows Phone 7 in Sydney on October 12 alongside handset makers HTC, Samsung and LG.

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