Microsoft just announced that Windows Phone 7 has now reached the RTM milestone and is moving quickly towards retail availability this holiday season.

Nokia’s high end smartphone sales have been on a steady decline and it doesn’t help their standing when they keep down shutting services they actively promote and bring customers into, but they are doing it yet again.

Playing back Flash video is one area of weakness on the iPhone, but Skyfire hopes to solve this when their Skyfire 2.0 web browser gets approved by Apple.

Nokia’s software keyboards have not been very good so I am extremely pleased to now see the awesome Swype keyboard come to Symbian devices that should continue on to the Nokia N8.

The Sprint Samsung Epic 4G launches in stores today and I still am not 100% sure I won’t be picking mine up on the way home. Sprint has a couple of great high end devices to choose from with the EVO 4G and Epic 4G.

Verizon is known for their Droid lineup and will soon be adding a Galaxy S device to the mix. There are also rumors of an HTC EVO 4G-like device coming to Verizon.

U.S. Cellular was successful in securing the excellent HTC Desire Android device for the US market. The form factor is great and the device should do very well at U.S. Cellular.

TeleNav rolled out their Android and iOS versions of OnMyWay (already on BB) today. This is a GPS location notification utility that keeps meeting attendees updated on your status.

Netflix is an extremely popular application on the Apple iPad and now we see it being released for the iPhone and iPod touch. You can stream video over 3G and WiFi.

AT&T seems to be giving lip service to Android devices with none of them as good as similar devices found on the other carriers. The iPhone 4 is the clear choice for smartphone buyers, but it sure would be nice to have some equal competition wit...