A whole bag full of Windows Phone 7 handsets are expected to be hitting the streets soon, with the first to break cover being the Samsung Omnia 7, which is now available for your pre-ordering pleasure from T-Mobile, with Orange and 3 to follow.
We’re already been wowed by Dell’s double helping of Android goodness, and the next beauty to be leaked out is their Windows Phone 7-powered Dell Lightning slider handset.
We’re sure it’s just one crazy coincidence (after all, adverts usually take a long time to produce) but there’s some astonishing similarities between Microsoft’s promo advert for their new Windows Phone 7 Series mobile operating system, and the one we saw from Palm last week.
Suitably impressed with the innovation seen in their new Windows Phone 7 series mobile operating system, we’ve been positively ladling the praise on Microsoft today.
It’s got s crap name alright (“Windows Phone 7 Series” is hardly snappy, is it?), but the initial response to Microsoft’s new mobile operating system seems to be overwhelmingly positive.
Following on from today’s announcement at the Mobile World Congress 2010, Microsoft have released more details of their new – and hugely innovative -Windows Phone 7 Series operating system.
So far we’re loving the look of what we’ve seen…
Microsoft has launched the latest update to its mobile phone operating system, with the all-new Windows phone 7 series serving up a radical and dramatic redesign.
Microsoft has wisely decided to just about wipe out the legacy of its much maligned Windows Mobile OS, with the new Windows Phone 7 Series offering a thoroughly original and modern interface to banish those stylus-driven WM moments.
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