New View Windows Phone 7

Microsoft has just entered the event in New York City and showcase the latest operating system for mobile devices, namely Windows Phone 7. The operating system is not yet officially released but some people see that the operating system for handheld devices made by Microsoft was not very intuitive and still have to find improvements here and there.

Therefore, Microsoft is also very careful to tell those present that the OS that runs on the hardware before production was indeed still has some shortcomings, and the people who attend there do not realize that the devices demonstrated was not branded, so they do not focus on the device itself but more to the platform used.

We will find that the UI is very clean, contrasty and colorful, and the part that reminds us of what we’ve seen on Windows Mobile as Microsoft Kin, Kin One and Two. Another little reminder on the screen is that the tool was run on AT & T network, so we’ll take that as a sign that the Windows Phone 7 can compete directly with the iPhone on the same network.

At the event, we can look more closely at the integration of social networking along with comprehensive demos contacts and calendar systems OS. Calendar look cool with a few colors to separate different types of calendars, although it does look a bit confusing at first.

It seems to do the set-up and everyday use we will get used to this view. Contact to add the status of social networks and image so that everything we want to know or see the description of the contact can be seen in one place.

Overall, the demo that Microsoft had done enough to make us curious. We just want to see what the new phones in the future and how well the platform of Windows Phone 7 that.

However, Microsoft must realize that at this time Yeah changing market, more users are interested in another new operating system like the iPhone, Android and WebOS, other competitors products also offer new features to their hardware, so maybe the release of Windows 7 Phone is little to be a challenge pleasure for Microsoft.

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