I can’t say that I’m really happy with it yet, but for the feeling of being quite unique. Almost everyone in my environment has an iPhone, and if they don’t, they have a Samsung Android (or still tote a steam phone of some kind). However, if you look at the numbers of phones being sold, there must be quite a lot of happy Windows Phone users out there.

If you, like millions of others, get your technology updates from blogs, chances are you have heard of iPhone, Android, and maybe a little BlackBerry. You probably think Nokia is the name of some dinosaur and Windows should stick to computers and stay far away from mobile phones. Of course, when it comes to Nokia and Windows Phone, nothing could be farther from the truth and I explained why in detail here.

Of course, today brought a new wave of Windows Phone bashing from non other than the Web’s two leading Apple fanboys, and I don’t mean that in a bad way, chances are they would both admit to that title, Robert Scoble and MG Siegler. Both of these popular tech bloggers wrote posts in response to Charlie Kindel’s post about Why Microsoft is not selling Windows Phone devices like it should be. Read that post here, Scoble’s post here, and MG’s post here.

via Bloggers Declare Windows Phone Dead but The Numbers Tell a Different Tale | The inneractive Blog.

It’s a tough christmas for Go Daddy and It’s going to get worse before it gets better for domain registration company Go Daddy after first supporting SOPA, then reversing it’s decision. Too late as it seems.

Yesterday, we reported that Go Daddy had reversed its decision to support SOPA. Its customer service reps are even taking to the phones to beg you to keep your domains with the company.

It looks like these PR moves to save face, and business, are completely futile. According to TheDomains, 21,054 domains were transferred away from Go Daddy on Friday alone. At $6.99 a pop, that would make for a loss of $147,167, not taking future renewals into account. The day before wasn’t a good one for the company either, with 15,000 people taking their domains elsewhere. That means that even though Go Daddy changed its stance, people have had enough.

The stats from DailyChanges show that the transfers away from Go Daddy have been increasing all week. Here are the number of domains moving away from Go Daddy this week alone:

via Go Daddy Lost 21,054 Domains Yesterday.