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My Phone appearance- official response from Microsoft
jkOnTheRun — ... restore mobile phone data.  My Phone provides an easy to use Web portal where people can access and manage content on the phone, and share that information with others. My Phone helps people: Keep their information backed up if they lose or break their phones. Transition information if they switch to new phones. Access the same information from their phone or PC. Additional information about the service can be found here:  www.windowsmobile.com/myphone We will have more details about My ...

Official Word From Microsoft About My Phone
Mobility Site — ... mobile phone data.  My Phone provides an easy to use Web portal where people can access and manage content on the phone, and share that information with others.  My Phone helps people: Keep their information backed up if they lose or break their phones. Transition information if they switch to new phones. Access the same information from their phone or PC. Additional  information about the service can be found here:  www.windowsmobile.com/myphone We will have more details about My Phone and the ...

Microsoft MyPhone Website Live Now!
D' Technology Weblog — ...  There’s quite a bit more information on the “learn more” page, including some juicy Windows Live tidbits. ...

Microsoft Confirms MyPhone
Mobilewhack.com — ... started talking about it. It was all a mistake but it looks like Microsoft has confirmed everything. Microsoft will offer invites to a few people for a private beta testing but that will happen at the MWC . And in case you thought MyPhone is some kind of a Zune Phone then don’t get all excited. MyPhone is simple that sync service we’ve talked about earlier on here, called SkyBox . We’ll let you know how one can join the beta once Microsoft announces it. via windowsmobile Tags: Beta , microsoft , microsoft , Mobile News ...

My Phone: Microsoft’s MobileMe
SolSie.com — ... will make its debut officially at MWC in Barcelona. My Phone offers services similar to Apple iPhone to provide synchronization of personal contacts, calendar entries, photos between your phone and the Web.  The service (available only with Windows Mobile 6 smartphones) also provides backup capability should you lose your device. User need to enroll to get the Web account with 200MB free storage space. Some restrictions regarding to the synchronization: Read more details HERE: www.windowsmobile.com/myphone [image] Leave a comment Name (required) E-mail (required) URI ...

Microsoft My Phone backup service confirmed: beta starting soon
SlashGear — Microsoft have officially confirmed their My Phone backup and synchronization service, after it was spotted running ahead of time last week.  An official announcement regarding the service - plus an invite-only beta - is expected for Mobile World Congress, but what we do know now is that My Phone will offer synchronization of contacts, appointment and other date, together with photo sharing, for Windows Mobile handsets. Microsoft statement after the cut The site - which still won’t allow logins or ...

Microsoft My Phone service syncs your Windows Mobile phone to the web
Krunker — Microsoft continues to build out their cloud-services with the pre-announcement (OK – they goofed and announced the service early on the net by accident) of the upcoming My Phone beta service. Targeted at Windows Mobile 6-based handhelds, this free online service will sync information stored on your mobile phone to a website hosted by Microsoft. The concept’s pretty straight forward - should you lose your phone, have it get stolen, or replace it with a newer model, you can easily restore data to the new or replacement phone. Best part of it all for Windows Mobile users – it’s free! The service synchronizes ...

Microsoft rebrands MobileMe-fighting SkyBox as My Phone
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — It seems the higher-ups at Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) took a bit of a disliking to the SkyBox name and have decided to rebrand their cloud-syncing service as “My Phone.” These days, data synchronization services that store information on third-party servers (the “cloud”) are becoming increasingly important, and Microsoft apparently wants to ensure that their own cloud-sync service markets well. SkyBox was originally intended to keep information synced up between Windows Mobile smartphones and the web, with SkyMarket offering Windows Mobile applications and SkyDrive handling the online ...