Windows Phone 7 Series as a Hub-based operating system
0. phoneArena posted on 18 Feb 2010, 09:25
Microsoft’s brand new operating system has managed to get a lot of people excited. However, the hubs, which are a vital part of it, are a concept that’s still unclear to many people…
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1. brikz4real posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:45 0 0
Now they just need the capable devices to run this OS on. HTC will probably be the first outta the gate. Just in time, now that most carriers will be moving to 4G networks this year.
2. Kiltlifter posted on 18 Feb 2010, 21:43 0 0
Well... according to another article, this demo phone was manufactured by Asus. Rumar had it that LG was going ot be first with WP7s. Snapdragon, tegra, and 512 ram is all you need, that is becoming the new stock requirements for all high-end smartphones anyway, so I could see this going large scale quickly. Dell, HP, Asus, HTC, LG, Samsung, Motorola and Acer all have plans to make WP7s phones. As long as microsoft keeps a tight rap on the requirements and the manufacturers make a solid product, WP7s should sell well. Good article PA, I appreciated the extra effort that was put into this one.
4. jhoots posted on 09 Mar 2010, 11:51 0 0
im crossing my fingers for a low price too... i paid $400 w/contract for my phone and the andoid phones are going for $180... i thogut about switch til i heard this new but idk android looks nice for half the price :/ but i do love my WM!!!
3. j0nytn posted on 19 Feb 2010, 00:13 0 0
Even though the manufacturer seems almost unimportant with regards to the phone itself i still REALLY hope HTC builds it. Though i have some doubts, mainly because im pessimistic. Plummeting Windows Mobile sales are plaguing the phone manufacturer. This phone is heading in a different direction from the company, opting out of its new interfaces including HTC Sense. still though i am ridiculously excited =DD
