It’s almost 100% confirmed that the Zune phone is coming. Crunchgear had a tip this morning that says Microsoft execs are working out the details of the device today, and are planning the date ...

Microsoft should sell a Zune phone but probably won't because it lacks the vision to build something really great in the consumer electronics space, writes columnist Mike Elgan.

They’re back: rumors of an impending Zune phone announcement from Microsoft, this time probably at CES. Ever since the launch of the Zune, with its far superior music playing software compared ...

A Zune phone might let Microsoft break out of old business habits that aren't serving it well.

After years of rumors and brusque denials, it appears the Zune phone is the real deal. According to Trip Chowdhry, an analyst at Global Equities Research, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will announce ...

A Zune or any other phone sold by MSFT would potentially hurt all that and for no good reason. Moreover, how would MSFT bring this to market?

Despite being pretty certain that the Zune Phone was already in development, we haven't had many details about its featureset, timeline, or, well, ...

To be fair, the Windows Phone 7 Series is more than just a Zune HD with a phone slapped in. We're finally looking at a portable device that melds some of Microsoft's most successful products ...

Microsoft plans to release a Zune-based phone sometime in the future, according to Zune's general manager of global marketing, Chris Stephenson. The phone will be part of Microsoft's plans to ...

The report claims that the rumors are true and that Microsoft will introduce the world to its Zune Phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this month. Our source, Gizmodo, notes that the blog ...

Microsoft’s Biggest Flop: The Zune After Microsoft introduced the Zune MP3 audio player in 2006, it learned that following Apple’s lead with a similar but less well-branded product was a poor ...

But it seemed it was squashed for good in October, when Microsoft's own Steve Ballmer said the Zune software may become a component of Windows Mobile devices in the future, but not a standalone phone.