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Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 have the same core

The OS of Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 will have the same core allowing such applications interchangeable.

Suggests that a top executive of Vodafone in an interview. Currently, Windows Phone 7, Microsoft mobile operating system, another kernel. Kernel is the core of the software and manages the physical memory and processes.

“The core of Windows Phone 8 is substantially different than those in Windows Phone 7, it will be the same kernel as Windows 8 is used,” said the chief executive of Vodafone. “See it from a technical side; what will be two to three years are exactly the difference between a very flat PC with a touchscreen, a tablet and a smartphone?”

If the core systems of the same between Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8, such applications can be used on both systems; Windows 8, which was shown in October 2012 and will appear on the market, focuses specifically on tablets and supports ARM processors. This made it clear that the Windows operating system in a more mobile way would strike. Windows Phone 8

Windows Phone 7.5 welcomes alternation

Mango must update the operating system Windows Phone and boost their market share. The software is distinctive and practical, but still has a long way to go.

Windows Phone 7 was launched in October 2010, in the Netherlands we had to do with the English version and there was no full access to the Marketplace application store. They also lack many Dutch apps yet because the English system is not attractive to Dutch developers.

Since a few weeks the new version of the system (Windows Phone 7.5 or Mango) to obtain; HTC included the radar equipped with Windows Phone Mango and NU.nl tested the phone specifically to see what the system can be expected. Read on »

Talk to your phone is not very useful (Andy Lees, President of Windows Phone)

Andy Lees, the president of the Windows Phone division at Microsoft, leaves in an interview that the much talked AsiaD Siri is not very useful. He sees such a feature is therefore not Windows Phone 7.

Andy Lees explains that talking on a phone might be useful in a car, but in public it’s a lot less useful. Calling from a phone in a public space is not something that Microsoft will ask its users to do.

Read what it sees it, is the use of NFC chips for Windows Phone devices, allowing users to make mobile payments. He lets them know that no special software to develop, like Google does do with Android 4.0, but they feature certainly possible. The plan is that this will happen in 2012. Read on »

Zune finally turned off by Microsoft

Microsoft has buried permanently to your Zune player. A player who once has been much talk and contrary to many claims, Zune has been without doubt a very important point to Microsoft.

Zune accomplishments are many, certainly not among them being a best-selling player, but the first generation was an attempt by Microsoft to compete against the iPod. They released the Zune brown color and was a failure, at least sales, but learning from some of his errors was launched Zune HD, which we review in late 2009. The first handset to integrate the NVIDIA Tegra first generation, with a very good display and an operating system that promised a lot, but that Microsoft realized it could be done and decided to put his team’s efforts Zune in what would be Windows Phone.

When I say that Zune was an “important point”, I say this because Microsoft finally experimented with their own mobile device, realizing that to create a quality device should control not only the software, also hardware. Read on »

Windows Phone Mango rolls immediately from

Windows Phone Mango is available worldwide as of Tuesday; in the Netherlands, the update of the mobile operating system available.

Rolling out the new version of Windows Phone begins Tuesday, but not all users will immediately get an update.

Earlier it was announced that the update of the mobile operating system Windows Phone 7 would be launched in October.

HTC also announced last week that aircraft be equipped with the new software. The two smartphones in early October on the market: Samsung in November with the first Windows Phone Mango device.

Windows Phone 7 is available since October 2010 and in one year’s time has not brought them what Microsoft had hoped. The global market is still at Microsoft and hopes the new version of the system to grow more enthusiasm.

Windows Phone Mango has a lot of new features including enhanced multitasking capabilities. Moreover, the system also supports the Dutch language, which can be downloaded paid apps. In Windows Phone 7 could only be downloaded free apps.

Also, the usability improved. Microsoft has more social element to the software. This allows users with the corporate social information about friends in an overview.

The browser and the notification system according to Microsoft greatly improved.

Nokia, Microsoft to aid in conquering the mobile market. Expected to be the end of October the first Nokia devices with Windows Phone display. End of 2011, this smartphone actually sold.

Exclusively linked to Nokia and Microsoft smartphones will therefore continue to equip the system of the tech giant.Windows Phone Mango

Windows Phone Mango come within two weeks

Microsoft announces major update for Windows Phone Mango within two weeks available. When users their teeth into the piece of fruit can take will entirely depend on the providers and manufacturers.

Until now, only known to Windows Phone Mango sometime in the fall would appear, but Microsoft has now finally given some clarity. Sometime in the next few weeks the software giant released the update, and forwards it to the various providers and manufacturers to bring it to the consumer.

Windows Phone Mango will Windows Phone 7 boosts to version 7.5 and will also officially launch the operating system in the Netherlands. Thus, users will soon include Dutch visit the Marketplace to download apps and games can be played via Xbox Live.

Microsoft is working even though the next update for the OS, which as yet hidden under the code name Tango. It will however not as large as the Windows Phone Mango update; the next major update (Apollo), the system is expected to boost Windows Phone 8.

Gets served Windows Phone Mango within two weeks

Microsoft announces major update for Windows Phone Mango within two weeks available. When users their teeth into the piece of fruit can take will entirely depend on the providers and manufacturers.

Until now, only known to Windows Phone Mango sometime in the fall would appear, but Microsoft has now finally given some clarity. Sometime in the next few weeks the software giant released the update, and forwards it to the various providers and manufacturers to bring it to the consumer.

Mango, Windows Phone 7 boosts to version 7.5 and will also officially launch the operating system in the Netherlands. Thus, users will soon include Dutch visit the Marketplace to download apps and games can be played via Xbox Live.

Microsoft is working even though the next update for the OS, which as yet hidden under the code name Tango. It will however not as large as the Windows Phone Mango update; the next major update (Apollo), the system is expected to boost Windows Phone 8.

This week, Microsoft releases Windows Phone Mango

Microsoft will update Windows Phone Mango large Windows Phone 7 later this week release. So say the lords of WindowsPhoneDev Podcast least have heard from various sources.

Previous rumors have talked of a Windows Phone Mango launch late September, but according to sources WindowsPhoneDev Podcast this week to Microsoft Update during the Conference BUILD been released.

“Next week is a big week for Windows Phone”, is told in the podcast. “Several sources have indeed confirmed that Windows Phone Mango will appear and the latest tools that developers have delivered.”

Windows Phone Mango in the Netherlands

Microsoft itself is still set to a Windows Phone Mango release in the autumn of 2011. The update will likely boost Windows Phone to version 7.5 and the OS is finally fully accessible for Dutch users. Read on »

Microsoft give Mac updates Windows Phone 7 Connector

He arrives on the Mac App Store an important update for Windows Phone 7 Connector. With this app we can synchronize our Windows Phone and our Zune HD with ease with our Mac can also sync photos and videos captured on the phone with your Mac, and when necessary, update your Windows Phone 7 to a new version. Let’s see what’s new:

New Windows Phone 7 Connector versions 2.0:

     * Full support for synchronization and import for Apple Aperture

     * Import files by dragging from Phone Search

     * Support for the transfer of ringtones (for Mobile with Windows Phone 7.5 or later)

     * The process of converting video with improved user configuration options

     * Support of Windows Phone Marketplace (for Mobile with Windows Phone 7.5 or later)

     * Localization Support for 13 languages

     * Improvements in backup and restore

     * Improved configuration of sync podcasts and import photos

     * Improved support for importing iTunes in certain languages

     * Improved metadata support for video

Corrections:

     * Added additional error codes, and references the guide for updating devices

     * Fixed connectivity issues with certain devices

     * Fixed display problems of album covers for certain devices

Windows Phone 7 Connector

Nokia presents new smartphones with Symbian Belle (Nokia 700 and Nokia 701)

Nokia today announced two new smartphones that run on the farm-fresh Symbian Belle; this Nokia 700 and Nokia 701 will be sometime in September according to the manufacturer for a reasonable price in the shops.

Both the Nokia 700 and Nokia 701 have an NFC chip and run on a new 1GHz processor. The Nokia 700 also has a 3.2-inch AMOLED display, 2GB of internal memory (expandable with microSD) and a 5 megapixel camera with HD video capture. The Nokia 700 will be approximately 340 euro’s will cost.

The Nokia 701 has a 3.5-inch clear black screen and uses noise reduction for clearer sound to be guaranteed. The smartphone is based on the design of the Nokia C7 and includes an 8 megapixel camera, front-facing camera and 8GB of internal memory that can be expanded via microSD. The 701 is going for about 360 euro’s in stores.

Windows Phone 7

“With today’s announcements make it clear that Nokia Symbian continues to play an important role in the product next to Windows Phone 7,” said Nick McQuire IDC. “It clearly worked hard to innovate and improve this system.”

Besides the Nokia 700 and Nokia 701 will Belle Symbian also be available later this year for the Nokia N8, E6, E7, X7, C7, Nokia Oro and the C6-01. An exact release date Nokia 700 and Nokia 701 for the new operating system cannot yet give Nokia today.