Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) confirmed at least one thing today that they were expecting to announce at Mobile World Congress in 10 days — My Phone, a service that will connect the phone to the PC and Web. Microsoft was pretty much backed into the corner on this one after the sleuths over at Engadget discovered that the My Phone Web site was already up and running. In a statement, Microsoft said: “Today, Microsoft
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