Microsoft Corp. and Verizon Communications Inc., the biggest U.S. telephone company, said Thursday that they will launch a co-branded high-speed version of the software giant’s MSN online ...

Microsoft is working on a mystery mobile phone "Pink" that will run exclusively on Verizon's network with its mission to slay the mighty iPhone, says report.

— -- Microsoft may be wielding a new weapon in the war against Apple. The company's rumored to be working on a top-secret smartphone with Verizon. The mission: take out the iPhone. The code ...

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I understand why Microsoft wants Verizon, but not so much why Verizon wants Microsoft. Sure, it’s relatively easy for Verizon to add another Windows Mobile handset to the product line.

Microsoft’s new Kin phones are not truly smartphones, but Verizon Wireless is charging users a minimum monthly $70 service fee — $30 alone for data — anyway, over a two-year contract ...

The discussions are a gambit by Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer to energize a mobile business that has lost buzz among consumers and software developers to Apple's iPhone and Google Inc.'s ...

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Verizon plans to use Microsoft technology for its rollout of television service over a new fiber-optic network, the third telecom in 3 months to sign up with software giant. IE 11 is not supported.

Hmm. So basically, what they're saying is that Microsoft could be working with Verizon on "Pink." Or it could just as easily be working with MIC Tanzania on "Burnt Sienna." Your guess.