My Phone beta goes public

by admin May 19, 2009 at 9:30 pm

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Microsoft’s My Phone service is now available as a public beta. There have been 19 languages added, bringing the total to 25.

It looks like the service upgrade that LiveSide warned My Phone users of yesterday was more than just your typical service downtime. Microsoft today announced that its new My Phone service is now available as a public beta. In celebration, Microsoft has given My Phone a new icon (pictured on the right). Any Windows Mobile 6.x user can download and try the service, which is now available in all 25 Windows Mobile languages (the remaining 19 were added), over at myphone.microsoft.com.

Read more: arstechnica.com

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