Microsoft forgets Windows Phone in Windows Live Messenger ad
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While Messenger does come with Windows Phone, you would think Microsoft would take the opportunity to list with the other devices that you could communicate with, especially since it’s their own device. The good news is, at least on the mobile messenger information page at explore.live.com Windows Phone gets its own tab.
This time we’ll chalk it up to the ‘ol whoops. Hopefully moving forward Microsoft will take any opportunity it can to promote its own devices.
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source: WP7 Connect
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8 Comments
1. Penny posted on 20 Dec 2011, 23:46 2 1
They're making the transition...started calling it the PC already!
3. snowgator posted on 21 Dec 2011, 01:42 0 0
And than depression sets in.....
You are not required to have a sense of humor to be a Windows Phone fan, but it sure helps.....
4. Cyd07 posted on 21 Dec 2011, 02:34 0 0
In the mobile world you must have this sense. Liitle quote for Androids fans : here in France, Orange has had an article saying Android Market reached 10 billion downloads... What's the point, you say ? --> the photo in the article showed a full bench (at least 5 or 6) of smartphones...a full bench of Windows Phones !
Wondering how they can confuse with a so huge difference in interface...
Source :
http://www.monwindowsphone.com/chez-orange-on-confond-android-et-windows-phone-t8196.html
5. sudhar131998 posted on 21 Dec 2011, 02:40 0 0
nor did they mention about the windows 8 tablets
6. Bukic posted on 21 Dec 2011, 03:26 0 0
Live Messenger is part of our Windows Phones. The omission is with the platforms Messenger can chat with. Windows Phones should have been listed.
