A week before CES, Qualcomm’s social media team reached out to see if I’d be interested to be one of their ambassadors. In exchange, they’d cover some of the expenses during the show. I’ve gone through so many smartphones in the past year and I’ve never really looked deeply into the tiny bits of technology inside the devices. All I really cared about was the was overall experience. After a quick Google search, I was surprised to find out that 100% of Windows Phone devices like the Nokia Lumia 710 and the Nokia Lumia 800 were using the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.

We have good news if you can’t wait for the Nokia Windows Phone but want to play with the new Windows Phone 7.5 Mango OS already. The Windows team blog just announced they’ve started rolling out the Mango update to phones around the world. As a reminder, Windows Phone 7.5 (aka Mango) is their largest and most feature-packed software refresh to date.

This is too good to be a “leak.” The first video of a Nokia Windows phone just showed up . It has CEO Stephen Elop in it asking the audience to turn off their cameras and recording devices. The video comes from Technet which also had multiple cameras and direct feed access to the overhead display. Honestly, it looked produced by Nokia themselves. Take a look.

Forbes sat down with Nokia’s Executive VP of Smart Devices on Tuesday to talk about upcoming Nokia Windows Phone devices. There are no breaking news, but it’s always nice to get more info on future devices directly from execs. I’ve listed some of the highlights from the article. Check it out.

Another leak for you this Sunday. Three UK has an unlisted video of an early hands-on video for the Nokia X7. It’s got a 4-inch CBD display (like the Nokia E7), new browser and firmware with the portrait QWERTY keyboard. Check it out before Three makes the video private like Nokia’s latest official videos.