Microsoft lounching Windows phone 7

Exciting news for the maniacs product from Microsoft, recently the company released a new mobile phone. The new device named Windows phone 7, at a glance looks like a the other PDA but of course it's different, and offers many advantages. What's so special, here are reviews from gsmarena.com site.

A modern smartphone OS needs to be balanced - drawing on excellent cloud services and standing on the cutting edge of software. The Windows Phone 7 OS is nothing like Windows Mobile. It's got a trendy, almost magazine-like new look, and it is incredibly simple to use despite its different approach to just about everything.

Windows Phone 7 has a brand new interface

Microsoft received a loud collective boo when it revealed that Windows Phone 7 will not support multitasking. But the company is trying to break the mold here. Instead of making a playground for apps, it made WP7 the “killer app”. Anything extra that you install just integrates in and extends the relevant features.

They must’ve sat down to think. A complete makeover or start from scratch. In an odd way, it looks like they never actually made up their mind. That doesn’t matter though. The important thing is Windows Phone 7 is breaking loose from its “Windows Mobile” heritage and changes everything about itself – from the homescreen to the very nature of apps.

Key features:

• Premium mobile OS (high minimum hardware requirements)
• Clean, uncluttered interface with distinctive design language
• Easy and thumbable user interface
• Smooth operation with cool animations and transition effects
• A fresh start with no legacy support needed
• Backed up and developed by one of the largest software companies in the world
• Excellent MS Office mobile implementation
• Top-notch social integration
• Excellent cloud services integration (SkyDrive, Windows Live, Xbox Live)
• Wireless syncing of multimedia content
• Internal memory expandable via microSD card slot (where available) 

Main disadvantages:

• No system-wide file manager
• No videocalling
• Limited third-party apps availability
• No Bluetooth file transfers
• No USB mass storage mode
• No multitasking
• No copy/paste
• Too dependent on Zune software for computer file management and syncing
• No music player equalisers
• No Flash or Silverlight support in the web browser
• No sign of free Bing maps Navigation so far
• No DivX/XviD video support
• No internet tethering support
• New ringtones available only through the Marketplace
• Swapping memory card requires hard reset; cards not readable by computer

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