Windows Phone is finally living up to the name. On Wednesday, Microsoft announced Windows Phone 8, which replaces the old Windows CE core of Windows Phone 7 with the same kernel in its big brother, desktop Windows 8. That means big changes for a critically acclaimed platform that’s been struggling in the market. Microsoft’s announcement comes at a developer’s conference in San Francisco; we spoke earlier to Microsoft’s Windows Phone senior product manager Greg Sullivan to get the scoop. Read the full story at PC Mag.