There is no denying that the mobile world will be at a buzz come Monday morning when Microsoft and AT&T plan on kicking things off by formally launching Windows Phone 7 to the world.
It was only yesterday that we all witnessed Microsoft's intentions with their next-gen platform during MWC, but now we're actually here, and we suppose that there are going to be plenty of people who want to see all the festivities as they unfold in real time. Good news for those who'll be busy going off to work or something else because Microsoft will be webcasting their news conference. So that means you'll have the opportunity to see Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer get all riled up about their next generation mobile platform all from the comfort of your seat.
Just be sure to point your web browser to www.microsoft.com/presspass/presskits/windowsphone at 9:30 AM eastern time so you can follow all of the event that'll surely be filled with plenty of exciting news.
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