7 things that haunt the debut of Windows Phone 7

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Microsoft has confirmed if Windows 7 Phone will debut on 11 October. But not yet jumped into the market, mobile operating system has been haunted by a number of threats.

Here are 7 issues that would block the action assessed Phone Windows 7, quoted by Twitteling from eWEEK, Wednesday (06/10/2010):

1. No Multitasking
Predicted full multitasking capabilities will not be a mecca Windows Phone 7. This also makes Microsoft’s considered to be less sensitive to what users want.

2. Android Domination
Google Android practically the middle of driving the current trend of smart phones. There have been many vendors are attracted to carry. As a result, it was difficult to distract the market is still stuck with Google’s OS. The opportunity to steal the attention of course will always be there for Windows 7 Phone, just not easy.

3. Motorola Case
Last week, Motorola sued Microsoft because the accused had violated the patent on the Android phone makes. Given this demand, Microsoft and Motorola’s relationship clearly become strained. That is, it will be difficult to achieve cooperation between the two, including to immerse in Windows Phone 7 Motorola phone.

This is certainly very unfortunate, especially Motorola began to regain its footing in the realm of the smart phone so the inclusion of Windows 7 Phone in line of smartphones will be enough to raise prestige of Motorola’s mobile OS’s.

4. Still Seeking Partner
Android chased many phone vendors to become partners. But for Windows 7 Phone, it’s still a mystery where the only vendor who is ready to release a phone with this OS. Indeed, there are several vendors who reportedly would strengthen the Windows Phone 7. Among other things, HTC and LG. The others?

5. Failure of Kin
This is what seems to be one serious blow to Microsoft when working in the handheld device business. They whiz phone – Kin – unexpectedly short-lived. Kin gait is far from word success. It could be this could impact on the market stigma and self-confidence of the software giant.

6. Coffee Paste
This is a highly anticipated feature, but unfortunately also reportedly not accommodated by the Windows Phone 7. As a result, users are once again disappointed.

7. Supporting Applications
For the pursuit of wealth owned by Apple’s application, a BlackBerry, and it’s Android will also be a tough task for the Windows Phone 7. It takes fortitude Microsoft in embracing and nurturing the developers to want to create applications for Windows 7 Phone support.