www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Microsoft is expected to reveal its plan for reviving its ailing Windows Mobile business in the Mobile World Congress event scheduled next week in Barcelona. Microsoft has been suffering from an ailing business and the rumors regarding the mobile plans of the company have become too many to count.

One percent drop from 19% in September to 18% in December in the Mobile’s smartphone market of Microsoft has been shown in the latest figures of Comscore. There are also gossips that the top secret smartphone project, Pink, including technology from Microsoft’s 2008 acquisition of Danger, could finally emerge from the shadows at MWC.

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www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Zain, the leading mobile operator in Middle-East and African countries have inked an agreement with SCB to launch its mobile money transfer service Zap in Uganda. After receiving an approval from the Central Bank of Uganda, Zain has chosen Stanchart as Zap’s trustee bank. Zap which already is operational in Kenya and Tanzania offers mobile banking services such as money transfer, mobile airtime transfer, merchant and bill payments and international remittances.
Nearly 95% of the Ugandan population has no access to banking services of the country. With over a million of Zain subscribers in Uganda having the Zap menu enabled on their phones will enable them to use the service after registering. Zain will also soon enable its subscribers to make cross-border payments and transfers between Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda at no extra charge.