Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP Refresh(WPDT CTP) is now available for download. The refreshed tools allow you to build Windows Phone 7 apps on the final release of Visual Studio 2010.

Channel 9 has just posted a video preview of Windows Live Wave 4 Messenger.The new Windows Live Messenger shows full screen high definition video chat, updates synched across other networks, social highlights from your friends in networks.

Andy Rubin, the Vice President of engineering for Google, says Flash will be coming with the Froyo version of Android. Andry Rubin said this in an interview with the New York Times' Bits blog.

Microsoft’s plan for Windows Live Messenger for iPhone was first reported in December 2009 by Neowin. Today, Neowin has revealed the screenshots of Windows Live Messenger app for iPhone.

Microsoft has just released the beta of Windows Intune. Windows Intune is a Silverlight based PC management web console for medium sized businesses through which they can manage the security, updates, malware protection, software, licenses and other administrative tasks of PCs using Windows cloud services and Windows 7. They key point is to provide administrative access to PCs in your business network through browser anywhere from the web.

Now, if you visit facebook via iPhone or iPad, you will find out that videos(uploaded on facebook) don’t need Flash anymore to play. All facebook videos seem to be in HTML 5 format and as Safari for iPhone and iPad supports HTML 5, they can be streamed flawlessly!

As reported by Taimur of RedmondPie, The domain name “Limera1n.com” is registered by the famous iPhone hacker George Hotz (aka geohot) and this hints that “Limera1n” can be the jailbreak for iPhone OS 3.1.3/4.0 and iPad. The whois record of limera1n is same as blackra1n’s.

As reported by Computerworld. A Russian hacker named Kirllos has put up 1.5 Million hacked facebook accounts for sale in an underground black market forum. That is 0.3% of the total 400 Million facebook accounts.

Office 2010 RTM milestone was officially announced on April 16th. It’s now finally available for TechNet and MSDN subscribers.

Dell’s Windows Phone 7 device “Dell Lightening” just got leaked to Engadget. Looks are really impressive, sleek and I find them better than the iPhone 4G leaked prototype (if it’s real).