Windows Smart Phones Released by AT&T, T-Mobile
By wchung | 25 Mar, 2026
This product image provided by T-Mobile, shows the HTC HD7 smart phone that runs Windows Phone 7. It's the company's most consumer-friendly phone software to date and has lots of snazzy features. (AP Photo/T-Mobile)
Smart phones running Microsoft’s new software are now available for AT&T Inc. and T-Mobile USA customers.
They phones will compete with Apple Inc.‘s iPhone and an expanding number of phones with Google Inc.‘s Android system.
The first batch of handsets are made by Samsung Electronics Co. of Korea and HTC Corp. of Taiwan.
Microsoft Corp.‘s older smart phone software lost market share against more modern competitors. Now, the company is starting fresh with Windows Phone 7.
Microsoft gave the software a different look from Android and the iPhone. It uses “tiles” on a front screen that provide users with things like e-mail and Facebook updates at a glance.
More phones are expected soon, including one from Dell Inc.
SEATTLE (AP)
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