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Engadget has posted an in-depth preview of Windows Phone 7
As Microsoft continues to iron out bugs and quirks from its upcoming mobile operating system, the company has released a technical preview of Windows Phone 7 and developers are starting to get their hands on test devices. It's a major milestone in a high-profile project that could be Microsoft's last chance in the mobile sector.
There are three different test WP7 phones, said Aaron Woodman, director of the Consumer Experiences Product Management team inside Microsoft's Mobile Communications Business. But the hardware, like the software, is not quite final -- each phone will have changes, likely including better speed...
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As Microsoft continues to iron out bugs and quirks from its upcoming mobile operating system, the company has released a technical preview of Windows Phone 7 and developers are starting to get their hands on test devices. It's a major milestone in a high-profile project that could be Microsoft's last chance in the mobile sector.
There are three different test WP7 phones, said Aaron Woodman, director of the Consumer Experiences Product Management team inside Microsoft's Mobile Communications Business. But the hardware, like the software, is not quite final -- each phone will have changes, likely including better speed...
