Windows Phone 7 users download 12 apps a month, says Microsoft
Stuart Dredge: Some 36,000 individuals and studios are members of Windows Phone developer community, with 1,200 more joining every week
Windows Phone 7: what do game developers think?
Keith Stuart: Handset sales are ambiguous and there have been problems with updates, but can WP7 shine as a gaming platform? We ask the developers working with Microsoft's smartphone contender
Windows Phone 7 update to roll out next week
UK networks to launch 'NoDo', which adds cut and paste, faster app launching, better Facebook integration and other features. By Charles Arthur
Skype outage blamed on bug in Windows version
The Windows version of the Skype software on machines of half its users caused global outage, says chief information officer. By Charles Arthur
Best apps: our experts pick 50 of the most dazzling, useful and novel
Got a new tablet computer or smartphone for Christmas? Don't be put off by the staggering amount of apps available – our experts have handpicked some of the best. By Jemima Kiss
Apple’s iPad tablet eats into PC market
Success of media tablets threatens Microsoft products such as Windows and Office
Apple gains the upper hand
The once-floundering minnow is now larger in market capitalisation terms than the most dominant company in the industry
Video games for seniors
Albert G wants something to play at home on his Windows Vista PC
Breakfast briefing: Microsoft opens CES, pi gets bigger
• CES opened on Wednesday as Microsoft's Steve Ballmer and Robbie Bach took the stage to reveal... and what did they show off? Slate PCs from Hewlett Packard, though precious few details were revealed about when they might be available, for how much or - to be honest - what they really do
Ten years of technology: 2007
As the noughties come to a close, we take a look at the biggest technology stories of the decade - and how the Guardian reported them at the time
Breakfast briefing: Dark matters for physicists, but a burst of light for BlackBerry
Scientists think they may have detected dark matter for the first time; More than 10m BlackBerry handsets were sold in the last three months; and Ubuntu's benevolent dictator steps back
A decade of tech evolution
Charles Arthur: A decade of change saw more people log-on, buy an iPod, and start tweeting, while companies looked to harness the amazing power of the net
The Family Guy’s not family friendly enough for Microsoft
Microsoft has backed out of its sponsorship of a comedy special from Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane because it was 'not a fit' with the Windows brand
Windows 7 set to break retail records
Microsoft's latest software beats Harry Potter to become biggest pre-order in Amazon's history