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 ...

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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.

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.

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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.