Confirmed Details about Windows Mobile 7

As the Mobile World Congress is approaching very fast, some details about the most discussed Windows Mobile 7 has been out in the media through sneaky webmasters.
With no doubt, we’re sure with the unveil of Windows Mobile 7 at the MWC in Barcelona on 15th of this month. According to all the leaked information till now, here’s what they are in aggregate.

Windows Mobile 7 will feature a UI similar to the Zune HD and is derived from codename “METRO”The Home Screen will not support any Touch Flo or non-Sense interfaces and will have an all new lookWill include Silverlight 3.0 with some features of SL 4.0 specially made for Windows Mobiles.Applications can now only be installed via Windows Mobile Marketplace with Try before you Buy option enabled sooner.No inclusion of Multitasking and has a new push notification feature hosted by Microsoft.

Browser is based on IE7 with some features of IE8 which leads to faster browsing than in iPhoneFull Zune and Xbox 360 integrationZune software will handle all syncing. No more active sync or Windows Mobile Device centreFull support for social networkingNo .NET Compact Framework backwards compatibilityNo flash support as time constraints prevented its inclusionExpected to ship by September 2010

The above given info satisfies the long time heard Zune Phone, even if it is not clear that Zune Phone is the next generation of Windows Mobile. If the above mentioned details are true, the Zune Phone will include the Windows Mobile7.

Its Official: Windows Mobile 7 at MWC

At last, Microsoft have officially announced about the Press Conference in Mobile World Congress to be held at Barcelona next week. The event will be hosted by none other than the CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer himself.
Next Monday i.e. the 15th of February is been dedicated for the Press Event to discuss the Windows Phone at The Garden Room Catalonia Barcelona Plaza, Plaza Espana 6-8 08014 Barcelona, Spain, between 3 pm and 4 pm.
When Steve himself is coming, you can be assured that the news isn’t anything small and with the much awaited Windows Mobile 7 is very likely on the cards. During the MWC, Microsoft will not be the only brand to unveil new innovations at mobile technology, but they will also be companied by Google and other major players with an aim to stop the run of the rulers of Mobile world – Apple iPhone.

Confirmed Details about Windows Mobile 7

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As the Mobile World Congress is approaching very fast, some details about the most discussed Windows Mobile 7 has been out in the media through sneaky webmasters.

With no doubt, we’re sure with the unveil of Windows Mobile 7 at the MWC in Barcelona on 15th of this month. According to all the leaked information till now, here’s what they are in aggregate.

Windows Mobile 7 will feature a UI similar to the Zune HD and is derived from codename “METRO”The Home Screen will not support any Touch Flo or non-Sense interfaces and will have an all new lookWill include Silverlight 3.0 with some features of SL 4.0 specially made for Windows Mobiles.Applications can now only be installed via Windows Mobile Marketplace with Try before you Buy option enabled sooner.No inclusion of Multitasking and has a new push notification feature hosted by Microsoft.Browser is based on IE7 with some features of IE8 which leads to faster browsing than in iPhoneFull Zune and Xbox 360 integrationZune software will handle all syncing. No more active sync or Windows Mobile Device centreFull support for social networkingNo .NET Compact Framework backwards compatibilityNo flash support as time constraints prevented its inclusionExpected to ship by September 2010

The above given info satisfies the long time heard Zune Phone, even if it is not clear that Zune Phone is the next generation of Windows Mobile. If the above mentioned details are true, the Zune Phone will include the Windows Mobile7.

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