Ready. Set. Windows Phone 7. Industry insiders at the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona were treated to one of these with the introduction of Windows Phone 7 Series. Weve transformed the mobile experience by aligning your apps, your contacts, and most importantly — your phone— with your life in motion. Now its your chance to see what its all about — check out our launch video.

Go ahead and stare the user interface of the Windows Phone 7 deserves it. That’s the reaction we got at Mobile World Conference in Barcelona when we revealed this new holistic design system that brings together form and function based on key principles — informing every aspect of the phone. See what everyone is talking about by checking out this video.

See what happens when you push the envelope. Check out this video to get a first-hand look at the latest Windows Phone that brings your people, photos, music, and video into an unrivaled mobile experience. With a holistic design that brings together web content, applications and services into a single view, phones worships you now, not the other way around.

MobileBurn.com – The Samsung Galaxy Tab, an Android 2.2 powered 7-inch tablet, was launched on all four major US carriers at a Samsung press event in New York City. We got some hands on time with the device at the event, and took a look at some of the custom apps created for its unique screen resolution. More info: www.mobileburn.com

Phil takes a look at the Sprint Evo 4G alongside the Palm Pre. It’s webOS vs. Android 2.1 and Sense!

Sprint CEO Dan Hesse introduces the HTC EVO 4G, Sprint’s first WiMAX-enabled smartphone.

HTC EVO 4G from Sprint absolutely crushes. It’s not just one killer feature that puts the EVO over the top; the spec sheet reads like a wish list for anyone who’s owned a touchscreen smartphone. We won’t find out until this summer whether Sprint’s exclusive 4G phone makes the best of its features, but in the meantime, here are five things to get excited about: 4.3-inch Touch Screen Only one other Android phone has a screen that comes close, the newly-announced Samsung Galaxy S, which has a 4-inch touch screen. HTC has tried the 4.3-inch format before with the HTC HD2, but that phone loses points for running the soon-to-be outdated Windows Mobile 6.5. Sprints promise of downloading, watching and editing high definition content on the EVO makes the large screen even more enticing. Two Cameras It’s about time we saw this feature on a high-end smartphone. On the back the EVO is an 8-megapixel camera — itself an impressive bullet point — for photos and “HD-capable” video capture. There’s also a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, presumably for video chat and self portraits. Please let this become a standard feature on smartphones to come. “Leap” to Multitask As you’d expect, HTC layers its Sense user interface on top of Android 2.1, but with a new feature called “Leap.” This is a multitasking manager that reveals every open program when you pinch anywhere on the phone’s home screen. It’s an idea that’s begging to copied — fodder for a future patent lawsuit, perhaps? The …

Phil takes a look at multitouch on the Sprint Evo 4G, running Android 2.1 and the HTC Sense user interface.

Phil takes a look at running the Sprint Evo 4G without the HTC Sense user interface and instead using the stock Android UI.

We get an exclusive look at Sprint’s Evo 4G at CTIA 2010. For more cell phone news, videos, and reviews, visit www.cellphonetrek.com