Windows Phone 7 is the new mobile operating system from Microsoft. It's the successor to the Windows Mobile platform that launched in 2000. Phone 7 address many issues that plagued its predecessor. Firstly, it's an OS built for the consumer, not the enterprise sector. Secondly, it's an OS built to be a serious contender to the iPhone and Android platform. It borrows heavily from the user interface that debuted on Microsoft's now defunct Zune player. It also integrates heavily with many established Microsoft platforms including Xbox Live, Live email, and the Zune Marketplace.

If you need to

create reminders for yourself

on a regular basis, then maybe you should check out

RemindMe for the Android

. It's great for setting reminders for yourself about

upcoming events

or

tasks to be completed

. What's more, it's free.

In this tutorial, we show you

how to use RemindMe

, a

free reminder application

for your iPhone. This

iPhone app

allows you to

create reminders

for yourself so you don't have to worry about forgetting important details.

Create to-do lists

,

grocery lists

or whatever you want using RemindMe.

Sony Ericsson doesn't get the credit it deserves. Almost all the major carriers have at least a couple of Sony Ericsson phones to choose from and if you tire of the mobile phone status quo, Sony Ericsson phones deserve a look. The Sony Ericsson C-510 is an entry-level phone while the Xperia X1 is a smartphone running Windows Mobile.

In addition to giving you a desktop solution and a Web interface, Evernote provides you with lots of ways to interact with your notes from your

mobile devices

. Whether on your

iPhone, your BlackBerry, a Windows Mobile device

or other smartphone, Evernote is there for you.

At the

Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, Charlie Miller and Collin Mulliner

, two security researchers, revealed

vulnerabilities in SMS systems

. The pair discovered

multiple SMS vulnerabilities in both Android and iPhone

systems. They're currently working to show the same vulnerabilities exist in Windows Mobile systems.

Gadget TV takes a look at the

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

. This is the latest device from

Sony Ericsson

and packs in a 3-inch touchscreen and a full QWERTY keyboard. The phone runs

Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional

and packs in a cool new feature in X-Panels. Check the video for the full run-down.

Samsung's latest is the touch-screen OMNIA running Windows Mobile. This slick smartphone features a 5 megapixel camera and a large touch screen. You can add widgets to the OMNIA "desktop" for quick access to messages, web search, weather, news and more.