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Microsoft has entered into a partnership with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to help develop and launch the official 2015 Eurovision Song Contest mobile apps. Those apps are debuting on Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 before they launch for iOS and Android later this week. The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest-running TV shows in the world. It began in 1956 and allows each country that's a member of the EBU to submit a song that's performed on the show.  Each song is then voted on by the public, along with a professional jury from each country, to determine the winning song. 40 countries will take part in Eurovision 2015, with over 200 million people expected to watch the show later in May. Microsoft says: "Based on Microsoft's Azure cloud platform, the ultimate Eurovision Song Contest companion app is available in English across all EU countries, as well as in Dutch, Swedish, German, Danish, French and Spanish.  Coming first on Windows P...

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Windows Phone has a poor history of support for landscape handsets, despite some of the first devices released with Windows Phone 7 being landscape sliders. As the picture right demonstrates, the operating system did not make much accommodation for the hardware, resulting in oddities such as a landscape keyboard and portrait start screen. What however if the start screen did rotate? With Windows 10 Mobile to support small tablets, which are much more likely to be used in landscape mode, this seems to be a coming necessity. Ryo Qqo have posted the above concept designs of what a landscape start screen should look like, and importantly rotating the screen would not result in the relative position of the Live Tiles changing at all. The content of square live tiles would simply change orientation, while rectangular live tiles would simply become tall instead of wide, and their content would revert to what would be shown if the live tile was square. This elegant solut...

Many days after their last update, Truecaller, the popular utility app that helps to identify unknown incoming calls and block unwanted calls through a community based spam list, has posted another update to their Windows Phone app. New in version 5.0.2 is: •Added Persian language •Fix to block installing on SD-card since that will cause Caller ID not to work (system limitations) •Small Bug fixes Download Here The app lets users users report unwanted/spam/scam calls all over the world and include real-time spam detection, improved caller ID, Live Tile notifications and more.

It is supported to 512 MB phones running windows phone 8 and 8.1 as well. It has not been tested on Windows 10 mobile yet NEW FEATURES: NEW LOCATION NEW CHARACTERS NEW HATS NEW ADVENTURES NEW MISSIONS THE DOWNLOAD SIZE IS AROUND 95 AND YOU MIGHT NEED TO LOOK FOR A WI-FI CONNECTION Download Here DONT FORGET TO RATE AND REVIEW TO IMPROVE IT AND COMMENT YOUR EXPERIENCE ABOUT THIS APP.

Microsoft today released a new update for the Music app for Windows Phone. The latest update is a minor one and doesn’t really bring a lot of new features. Here’s the changelog: •You can now remove an item from your Recent plays! •Tired of waiting for the app to sync? Now you can manually kick one off whenever you like from Settings. The latest update, version 2.6.677.0 will allow you to remove any music from your Recent Plays. The latest update also adds the ability to manually sync from the Settings page – that’s pretty much it for the latest update. The latest update for Music is now live on the Windows Phone Store and you can grab it from  here .

We all know Windows 10 Mobile will bring support for Matroska Video Stream or .mkv support, which has also been called the pirates format due to its limited use in legitimate channels. Great news for those wearing eye patches however is that even Windows Phone 8.1 Update 2 will support the format, with the WC reporting that such videos are now playable in the Xbox Video app. Windows Phone 8.1 Update 2 has brought a large number of attractive features, including Reset Protection, support for Bluetooth Keyboards, improved and pinnable settings and much more, but unfortunately except for the lucky few who received it via the Windows Insider program, the new OS is only expected to roll out to new handsets like the Lumia 640 and 640 XL and the new Lumia 540. Source: WMPowerUser

The move to the hamburger menu in Windows 10 Mobile has been incredibly controversial, with Windows Phone not just losing one handed usage, but also differentiation from other mobile operating systems. An ex-Microsoft designer has now broken the silence on the move in a reddit AMA, and has revealed that the internal debate has been going on for at least 2 years now inside Microsoft. The short version on why the company eventually settled on the hamburger menu, according to ex-Microsoft Interaction Designer Jon Bell is: Hello! These are all super common questions. But let me unpack some of your statements and dissect them a bit. *.Why not let the user swipe? *.Hamburger – bottom is better if you interact a lot 1) Swiping sucks. It hides content. Let’s say you’re in Format and you want to get to something 5 tabs away. Five swipes is an unacceptable series of interactions. The carousel model has been disproven repeatedly, every single decade, for several decades. We have the data. It’...

When Windows 10 for phones comes out this Summer, Microsoft is expected to reveal new Lumia devices running this major OS update. While most of us are expecting one flagship device from Microsoft, Microsoft is working on number of new devices including two upper mid-range devices that will be released in the Q3-Q4 time period. NokiaPowerUser today posted some info about the new devices Microsoft is working on. Read about them below. *.Lumia 940 may sport a 5-inch while Lumia 940 XL may have a 5.7 inch display. The rear camera sensor may be 24-25 MP from current 20 MP on Lumia 930. They will certainly feature a 5 MP or even higher MP FFC. It is also expected to include 3D-interaction, Iris scanner and native Pen support as part of the package. *.One mid-range device may pack 13-14 MP rear camera (PureView), 5 MP FFC, better processor and may sport similar or slightly modified design to Lumia 830. This device may have a screen size around 5-inch. It may be the Lumia 840. *.One more mid-r...

  The BLU Win HD Windows Phone with Dual SIM LTE may be the best contract bargain yet Back in 2014, BLU became one of a handful of new white-label manufacturers to add their services to the Windows Phone ecosystem. Offering low cost but eye-catching phones to consumers, companies like BLU brought something other than Lumias to those in the US. Perhaps more importantly, they finally offered a vision of unlocked, carrier free devices, giving consumers the ultimate choice. The BLU Win HD was a  strong first effort. With its bright colors and bold design, the Win HD had a lot of potential. However, lacking 4G LTE data is a major setback for devices in the US, where the speedy standard is found on the most basic phones. Due in part to the chipset used at the time, this was one of the roadblocks keeping the otherwise stellar Win HD out of some people's hands. Now, in April 2015, we have a sequel: the BLU Win HDLTE. Nonetheless, this phone is much more than just faster data. Ne...

 With Windows 10 Mobile Microsoft seems to have taken an attitude of little handholding and letting users make mistakes if they want.  While we appreciate this less paternalistic attitude, it does mean the need for a lot of warnings.  The latest is that Windows 10 Mobile Technical Preview users should not try and uninstall the Outlook Calendar and Outlook Mail apps, no matter how much you hate the hamburger menus.  For one, it will not bring back the old mail and calendar apps, and secondly, you will end up being stuck without any mail or calendar apps, as there does not seem to be any way to re-install them without hard resetting your phone.  So, dear Technical Preview users, walk carefully around those landmines!

Microsoft today announced  yet another low-end Windows Phone device, Lumia 540 Dual Sim. This new device will cost around $149 and it will start rolling out in early May to the IMEA and APAC regions, and to Italy. Full Specs: *. Operating System *.Software release: Windows Phone 8.1 with Lumia Denim *.Size & weight *.Height: 144 mm *.Width: 73.7 mm *.Thickness: 9.4 mm *.Weight: 152 g *.Display *.Display size: 5 ” *.Display resolution: HD720 (1280 x 720) *.Display colours: TrueColor (24-bit/16M) *.Display technology: IPS LCD *.Pixel density: 294 ppi *.Display features: Brightness control, Tactile feedback, Orientation sensor, Easy to clean, Lumia Color profile *.Touch screen technology: Capacitive Multipoint-Touch *.Memory *.Mass memory: 8 GB *.RAM: 1 GB *.Maximum memory card size: 128 GB *.Expandable memory card type: MicroSD *.Free cloud storage up to: 30 GB *.User data storage: In device, Memory card, OneDrive cloud storage, App and data storage on memory card *...

Several Australian carriers are set to launch the latest mid-range offering from Microsoft in early May. Optus and Telstra will stock the Lumia 640 while Vodafone will sell the bigger Lumia 640 XL. Furthermore, the local retailer Harvey Norman will also sell both handsets in the country. As far as the pricing is concerned, the Lumia 640 will carry a A$299, while its bigger sibling will cost A$399. This is a competitive price for both handsets if you consider the specifications both handsets bring to the table. As for the Lumia 640, the handset features a 5-inch display boasting a resolution of 1,280 by 720 pixels, a quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of expandable storage, 8MP camera for photos and videos, 1MP front-facing camera, LTE connectivity, a 2,500 mAh battery and ships with Windows Phone 8.1 with Lumia Denim as its operating system. The Lumia 640 XL carry most of the traits of the Lumia 640 with a few noticeable change, including a bigger 5.7-inch 720p displ...

Windows 10 Mobile TP2 is out, and while there are many large changes for people to fawn over – there is also a collection of smaller changes as well. We have noticed this list of minor changes, illustrated in the screen shot gallery below: *.All settings can now be pinned to the start screen, like in 8.1 GDR2 with a small pin indicating pin ability –just like in Windows 10 for desktop. *.The Multitasking UI has changed, now it moves from left to right like iOS, rather than from right to left like the current implementation. *.Users of the current TP may also notice improved app backgrounding for apps. An example would be the stopwatch app which always remembers stays up to date even if it crashes. Other apps like Maps, Camera and Photos – despite being crash prone, almost always managed to restart right where I left them from the multitasking pane. *.The messaging app no longer spawns multiple cards in the task manager, and you’ll no longer be able to leave different pages open for d...

 Running the new Windows 10 Mobile Technical Preview on your handset is somewhat of an experience, with elements which are pretty great, like voice typing, and parts which are pretty rough, like Project Spartan.  If you have an issue, and wish to share it, let us and everyone else know in the comments below.  Below are some known issues to get you started, and we will look to add your comments to the list: •There might be situations in which auto-upload of your Camera Roll to OneDrive may not be working. Please be sure to back up your photos especially if you need to use the Windows Phone Recovery Tool to go back to Windows Phone 8.1. •The Office Hub has been removed from this build. You won’t be able to open Word, Excel, PowerPoint or OneNote files in this build. Preview versions of the universal Office apps will be available in the coming weeks. •We are redoing how text messages are handled and processed by Cortana so in this build text messages cannot be read out...

Microsoft has just informed that,  We discovered this morning that there was an error in the database for provisioning record data, which is required for new phones to join the Fast Ring through the Windows Insider app. The team has been working to correct it but the load on the provisioning data servers has made all operations extremely slow. To fix the issue, we are taking the service offline and updating the provisioning record data for all 5100 phone POPs. It will take approximately 2 hours for us to make the update, and validate that everything is working. This is a different service from Windows Update, so Insiders who are currently on 9941 should be able to update their phones if they are already in the Fast ring. If they are in the Slow ring they will encounter the same issue with provisioning data. We apologize for the delay on this and are working to ensure it never happens again.  As I update this, I was able to download the Build 10051 update on my Lumia 730 ...

Microsoft recently released the first build of Windows 10 for Phones to Windows Insiders. The build wasn’t available for most of the devices and was full of bugs. However, Microsoft has just released another build for Windows 10 for Phones which is available for more devices and comes with a handful of new additions and improvements.  The latest build is available for a handful of devices, including the Lumia 1020, Lumia 1320, Lumia 1520, Lumia 520, Lumia 525, Lumia 526, Lumia 530, Lumia 530 Dual Sim, Lumia 535, Lumia 620, Lumia 625, Lumia 630, Lumia 630 Dual Sim, Lumia 635, Lumia 636, Lumia 638, Lumia 720, Lumia 730, Lumia 730 Dual SIM, Lumia 735, Lumia 810, Lumia 820, Lumia 822, Lumia 830, Lumia 920, Lumia 925, Lumia 928, Microsoft Lumia 430, Microsoft Lumia 435, Microsoft Lumia 435 Dual SIM, Microsoft Lumia 435 Dual SIM DTV, Microsoft Lumia 532, Microsoft Lumia 532 Dual SIM, Microsoft Lumia 640 Dual SIM and the Microsoft Lumia 535 Dual SIM.  For starters, to download ...

Microsoft has released an update to Device Hub on the Windows Phone Store. The app enables you to connect to various accessories and configure said experiences. Unfortunately, Microsoft seemingly missed the memo about including changelogs with published releases, thus we're unaware of exactly what's new.  The app was last updated back in February. Give the update a download and let us know should you notice anything new.  Download Device Hub: https://www.windowsphone.com/s?appId=2fa58039-a6ea-4421-b5c6-9ffac0c3ec3d

The popular messaging app, Telegram Messenger (Beta) has just scored another update for Windows Phone. The app just went to v1.9.0.0 which proves to be a security-focused update. The app adds a couple of security features as well as fixes some nasty bugs. Here’s the changelog: •Sessions List- View your active Telegram sessions (on desktop, tablet and mobile devices) and close specific sessions remotely. •Link Previews- Get rich link summaries for tweets, YouTube videos, Instagram photos and other content. •Two-step verification- Set up an additional password that will be required to log into your Telegram account.  Two-step verification is a welcome feature from the security point of view and the ability to remotely close active Telegram sessions is a bonus for people who have a habit of leaving the app open on multiple devices.  Head to the Windows Phone Store here: https://www.windowsphone.com/s?appId=945b96a7-aadc-4dd0-806a-c2d1e0e6ca9a

The Windows 10 for Phones technical preview is coming tomorrow to most WP8.1 Lumias except the Lumia 930/Icon. Now many of you may be ready to download and install the preview on your phones as soon as it comes out. That’s admirable, but you may need to slow down and think first. Before reading any further, here are three words. Hard reset. Soft reset. Roll-back. If it took you more then five seconds to remember what those are, don’t bother reading any more. The tech preview is most likely not for you.  Now, many of you may have heard of the Windows Phone dev preview and how you can use it to get early, stable, FINISHED updates to your phone. This is not that program. They only share the words preview in common. The Windows Technical preview is truly offering you a preview release of an unfinished OS on your phone. Here’s what could happen: things may not work, the software may fritz on you, the phone app may freeze when you need to call emergency services, the skies may split ...

 HERE Maps, HERE Drive+, HERE Transit, HERE City Lens all have seen updates in the Windows Phone store. The update brings fixes for HERE account sing-in issues, Favorites synchronization and other bug fixes.  Changelog:  What’s New – HERE account sign-in issues fixed – Favorites and Collections synchronization fixed – Other bug fixes  HERE Maps link: https://www.windowsphone.com/en-in/store/app/here-maps/efa4b4a7-7499-46ce-aa95-3e4ab3b39313  HERE Drive link: https://www.windowsphone.com/en-in/store/app/here-drive/011d5035-98a6-486c-9dbc-59da809ca325  HERE Transit link: https://www.windowsphone.com/en-in/store/app/here-transit/4ef134ce-9a6e-4667-acbb-b0751a018b35  HERE City Lens link: https://www.windowsphone.com/en-in/store/app/here-city-lens/b0a0ac22-cf9e-45ba-8120-815450e2fd71

   New screenshots of an unreleased Windows 10 for Phones build have leaked online, showing off a new task switcher and other notable improvements.  The images, shared by WindowsMania.pl, show not only the new task switcher, which appears to display active apps in groups of four, but other changes like new streamlined selection menus. By streamlined I mean they no longer take up the entire screen as is the case with Windows Phone 8.1.  An interesting screenshot is of the "Choose an App" selection screen, which shows the OS assigning additional storage a drive letter (as one would expect on their desktop/laptop). This likely could be a pointer to support for external storage.  As well as visual changes in the leaked screenshots, the unreleased build also seems to be taking some of the editing functionality of Word and adding said features to apps like email. From alternating between different headers to implementing a table style, Microsoft is clearly...

Microsoft’s Gabriel Aul has just announced that a new Windows 10 for Phones build is coming on Friday. The update will be available from 10AM PT – that’s 17:00 GMT. Here’s Gabe’s announcement on Twitter: In case anyone missed the announcement on Windows Weekly: We're targeting Friday @ 10:00AM PST for next phone build. — Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) April 8,  2015 For those of you who missed  it, the build will be available to the following devices: *.Lumia 1020 *.Lumia 1320 *.Lumia 1520 *.Lumia 520 *.Lumia 525 *.Lumia 526 *.Lumia 530 *.Lumia 530 Dual Sim *.Lumia 535 *.Lumia 620 *.Lumia 625 *.Lumia 630 *.Lumia 630 Dual Sim *.Lumia 635 *.Lumia 636 *.Lumia 638 *.Lumia 720 *.Lumia 730 *.Lumia 730 Dual SIM *.Lumia 735 *.Lumia 810 *.Lumia 820 *.Lumia 822 *.Lumia 830 *.Lumia 920 *.Lumia 925 *.Lumia 928 *.Microsoft Lumia 430 *.Microsoft Lumia 435 *.Microsoft Lumia 435 Dual SIM *.Microsoft Lumia 435 Dual SIM DTV *.Microsoft Lumia 532 *.Microsoft Lumia 532 Dual SIM *.Microsoft Lumia 640 Dual...

 At at a recent visit to Brazil to launch the Lumia 640, Microsoft Mobile VP Stephen Elop revealed that Brazil is a very important country for Microsoft.  He noted that Brazil “is among the first two Windows Phone market in terms of units sold.” Stephen Elop noted that Microsoft has once again overtaken Apple in Brazil in terms of market share, noting “Today we compete on equal terms with Apple in Brazil in terms of market share and units sold.” Unfortunately of course both operating systems are distant 2nds and 3rds to Android, with 91% market share.  Stephen Elop attributed Microsoft success in the region to good pricing, noting “we have adopted aggressive price points in Brazil” and, therefore, the business would be doing great.  A recent IDC report showed that more than half of smartphones sold in Brazil in 2014 were mid-range devices. Therefore, Microsoft has focused on this devices category and also low cost, that help “grow the pie”. The Lumia 640 Dual SIM 3...

Mobile payments are becoming popular with major key players having their own smart payment solutions for their devices. Apple has Apple Play, Google has just updated Wallets, and Samsung introduced Samsung Pay, available in the US and Korea later this summer, followed by more regions later. Now it looks like Microsoft is also working on a smart payment solution, which may see the light of the day in the coming months. A recent report revealed a license filed by the software giant with the regulatory bodies for a mobile payments company known as Microsoft Payments Inc. The State of Idaho (Department of Finance) was among the first ones to issue a money transmitter license to the company, but the report mentions Microsoft has filed the license for all of the 50 states in the US. The company also registered with the FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) in the US Department of Treasury as well. So, there's a possibility that Microsoft may launch a mobile payment solution, bu...

WhatsApp currently offers  VOIP calling to their Android users, with iPhone users still waiting due to “platform restrictions.” The good news for Windows Phone users is that WhatsApp support has now confirmed that the company is working on bringing the feature to Windows Phone also. In a response by their support team they said: From: support@whatsapp.com Hi, Thanks for your message. WhatsApp Calling for your platform is still in the works. Unfortunately, we cannot comment on any future release timelines but we appreciate your interest in WhatsApp Calling. WhatsApp Support Team Who knows, if we are lucky, we may get the feature before even the iPhone does, just like the ability to send WhatsApp messages from the desktop arrived on Windows Phone before iOS. Source:WMPowerUser

Briscola Dal Negro, the official Briscola game from Dal Negro the world’s most famous Italian playing cards manufacturer is now available for free exclusively for Windows Phone. The game published by Digitalmoka has been selected and supported by Microsoft  AppCampus project. Measure your skills against three different difficulty levels or try the amazing experience to challenge other players and meet many new friends. Choose one of the 18 available cards decks, select your favourite background, collect all the game’s achievements and climb the charts to show everyone who is the best! The game is the first title of an amazing cards game portfolio that will be available very soon. Briscola Dal Negro, a genuine taste of Italian tradition! Download here: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/brisca-dal-negro/21dfe962-1b41-4071-9787-be5c8b389b69

  The IPL (Indian Premier League) 2015  is starting on the 8th April 2015 . It is one of the most Entertaining Cricket Tournament with all the major Indian cricket teams taking part. If you follow the tournament you my want your phone to remind you of the fixtures. Here is a step by step guide to adding the schedule/fixtures to your Outlook Calendar, which should then automatically sync into your Lumia (running same Microsoft account.) Step 1– Download the list of fixtures from   from OneDrive  here: http://1drv.ms/1MJwv0j Step 2– Go to Outlook.com  and then from Left corner Hamburger icon . Step 3– Select – Calendar   ( import <  into Calendar ) and open the txt file with the fixtures saved earlier. When done your calendar should be fully populated as below. Credits: WMPowerUser

  We have earlier reported about how Windows 10 for Phones will bring much better USB support via WinHec PPT. Time to go into details and see what all is supported or not supported with Windows 10 for Phones, when it comes to USB. There seems to be a good enough range of USB drivers that are supported. For example: USB mass storage, Serial devices, Bluetooth, Audio in / out and as we already know USB Mice / Keyboard is supported too. But there are some desired features that are not supported, like USB printing and USB video (WebCam). Check the above table. Though all these are supported in Windows 10 for Desktop. May be Microsoft can bring these two to Phones. Source: NPU

TelecomPaper reports that Austrian carrier A1 Telekom will be offering the  Lumia 640 4G/LTE. The handset will be available on the  Go! M tariff from free, and will be hitting shelves next week. The handset comes with 30 GB of free OneDrive storage, and an update to Windows 10 Mobile has been guaranteed by Microsoft. The Lumia 640 features a 5 inch HD screen, Snapdragon 400 Quadcore processor, 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of storage, an 8 MB rear and 1 MP front facing camera and is only 8.8 mm thick. Source: WMPowerUser

The official Vine app in Windows Phone Store just got a major update. This v2.5 includes redesigned Activity section, direct messages, and more. Find the full change log below. New Features: *.Uploading videos from your camera roll: – In the capture screen, you’ll find a new button on the bottom left to access your camera roll – Preview videos of any length, and trim them to 6 seconds or less – Upload a single video, or mix and match to tell a story! *.Privately send Vine videos and texts back and forth with a friend. *.Customize your profile with colors. *.We’ve also redesigned the Activity section to include: *.New account milestones. Find out when you get a lot of activity – loop counts, likes, new followers, and more! *.More visual and concise notifications, plus new notifications when your friends join Vine The updated app can be found in the Windows Phone Store  here: http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=f9e6f07e-e47e-47f5-806d-55d4f79f2b60

Microsoft recently sent invites for its upcoming in India where the company is expected to launch the Lumia 640 and Lumia 640XL. However, according to Flipkart – one of the largest online retailer in India, the Lumia 640 will be sold exclusively by Flipkart. Unfortunately, it isn’t clear if the Lumia 640 will be sold exclusively by Flipkart online and if any other retailers will be selling it. However, according to previous rumours, the device will be sold for ₹.9,999 – that’s somewhere around $160 in the United States. For starters, the Lumia 640 was revealed by Microsoft last month at MWC 2015. The Lumia 640 comes with a 5-inch HD (1280×720 pixels) display,an 8.7-megapixel rear camera, and a 0.9-megapixel front camera. Under the hoods, there is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor and 1GB of RAM. It’s worth mentioning that  there isn’t any confirmation if Flipkart will be selling the Lumia 640XL just yet

Madfinger Games’s award winning title, Dead Trigger 2, with more than 33 million downloads, is now in the Windows Phone Store.  In the game you are in a world overrun by zombies, and you have to find a safe place to hide-out, get equipped, and fight for your life in a real time bid for survival against an onslaught of bloodthirsty undead. The game is  constantly evolving and expanding with every update features new content intended to make your game even more enjoyable. *.Travel across 10 regions in different parts of the world. *.Explore 33 unique environments. *.Grab your favourite Zombie annihilator from 37 kinds of weapons. *.Go for the action in more than 600 gameplay scenarios. Download the game for free from the Windows Phone  Store here: https://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=ab82cbe8-ebfc-4983-bf34-f06325e120a4

What if you stripped the Metro all the way to Black and White blinking text. Today Microsoft announced MS-DOS Mobile for Windows Phone, that finally gives you access to the command line, and lets you execute commands such as: *.cd programs *.cd phone *.dir *.Contacts – Opens the contacts list. *.Email [address] – After user types a message and presses the done button in the application bar, the platform’s email composer is launched *.Maps [search terms] – Launches the map app with search terms *.Market – Launches Windows Phone Store *.Phone [number] – Launches phone app with given number *.Review – Launches review page for this app *.Cortana [search terms] – Launches Cortana with the search terms *.SMS [number] – Launches SMS composer with the number Best of all, unlike Windows 10 Mobile, you can download the update right now! You know you’ve been waiting ages just for this.  Download it from the Windows Phone  Store here: http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=8573c4a8-b9df-44...

  BlogMate syncs you with the world of bloggers. It is a hub that helps you follow multiple blogs concurrently on the fly. For the users who want the best blogger client app for Windows Phone, Here is the app for you "BlogMate". BlogMate comes with handful of features and support. This app can help you to post updates, Edit/Delete your posts. This app also has all required features which is been really good. It comes with hyperlink support that makes links in neat manner.  This app comes with two types of posting/Editing modes, One is normal mode and another one is HTML editing mode. Change-logs in the latest update: A whole new add/edit page with interactive and easy to use UI. Bug fixes. Features: Auto sync multiple blogs. Add/Edit/Delete your posts. Listen to your blog posts. Offline support. Save as draft. Manage private blogs. Support for drafts from web. HTML editing. Font change. Text alignment Adding images from web. Label support. Image adding. To downl...