Info leaks architecture, Windows Phone 7

Some people may currently awaiting the arrival of the Windows operating system Phone 7 (WP7), and we are pleased that some of the features and leak the info from the operating system has now been circulated on the Internet.

Like Gmail with Android, WP7 will be associated with a Windows Live ID, so if we’ve joined the Microsoft LiveID network, this is a smooth transition. Because this ID will also be we can use to access the Windows Marketplace for mobile (remember, that the application store will be the only official way to get new applications), as well as buttons for the phone that we use to synchronize data with Microsoft servers.

Another interesting fact is that device makers will not be able to change the user interface with the model. Mobile phones from LG Electronics or Samsung would be able to add this view the pattern itself but will not be able to completely change the look of the user interface for something like Sense UI. These producers will be able to customize the boot screen, the operator logo. Bing will become the default search engine (this is not surprising), but we will be able to change the default search in Internet Explorer.

Other informal leaks including that 32-bit OS will have a dual-layer architecture with layers and layers Generate users, and producers will be responsible for the drivers for 2D and 3D graphics. The application process has up to 1 GB of virtual memory and 2 GB of memory will be given to the overall process.

Nothing extraordinary here, but it’s good to see some more information can be fleshed out. I do not know about you but I’m pumped for Microsoft’s mobile OS next – something about leaving the app-centric world to a more holistic experience that really appeals to me. Hopefully, we will soon see more handsets that use this OS.

Here is a video from Windows Phone 7: