would you get a Windows Phone 7 Smart Phone?
In February 2010, Microsoft introduced Windows Phone 7 to the world. A complete overhaul of the company’s mobile operating system, Microsoft got the tech world excited about it again with its fresh user interface, added features, and promises of improved performance. We’ve had to wait months since then to see if Windows Phone 7 actually delivers everything it promises, but we finally got a chance to find out.
Yes, we talked a lot (a lot) Phone Windows 7 since she was spotted back in February, in the middle of MWC, but their transformation over its predecessor has been so great that Microsoft’s new proposal certainly deserves the attention received . The mobile terminals with the OS, however, they were made to wait longer and has not been until recently when they have begun to reveal the shops so that the curious began to tinker with it and become familiar with its renovated performance.
Face washing offered by the company has been a change big enough to capture the attention of all those who hoped that Redmond is put the batteries and offer an alternative that was capable of confronting the industry heavyweights. Much visual effect, the introduction of hubs, and an environment more serious but sexy at the same time are some of the cards you intend to play the game to conquer the public. On the other hand, also has some disadvantages as well talked about the lack of multitasking, a Marketplace still young, and inability to cut and paste text, among the most commented upon by his detractors.
Already earlier this week were showing you a review in detail all features and comentándote what we looked like we new Microsoft, but now we want you who tell us what would you give personal touch to make it a better operating system. So brave, it’s your turn: What would you change Windows Phone 7?
Drita: Your system maps (Bing Maps) Google Maps for a better synchronization with Mac OS, and the power to access something on a website without incurring Twitter close my session (ie, multitasking)
Elena: less frills and more transitions to the callus to launch “completed” (multitasking, copy & paste …)
Txema: change his release date … WP7 much of what today offers, and for years that Apple and Google have it. I think there comes a tad late.
Carlos: In my opinion such simplicity only complicates things. Alter the monotony of its interface
José A: I’m with Carlos, my squares that do not appeal to me. I like to customize my interface a bit more.
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