It could purely be coincidence that the Microsoft Booth is located adjacent to the Nokia booth (which was promoting MeeGo by the way). On display were several HTC devices (the HTC Trophy feels just like the Mozart) and the new Sasung OMNIA with a big ass screen.
The Nokia booth focused more on developers and had nothing about the partnership between Microsoft and Nokia to produce smartphones running Windows Phone 7. Quite understandable as this announcement was made a day before MWC 2011. What is interesting to note is Nokia’s push for MeeGo as a platform being ‘currently developed’ as a long term open source project. Does this mean Windows Phone 7 is a filler? Only time will tell!
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htc mozart wp7, come to me pls 🙂
It is interesting to note Microsoft’s recent announcement that developers may not make their Apps Open Source for its Windows Phone 7 according to their Marketplace Application. In my opinion a bad move for Microsoft with the Android daily gaining market share and being completely Open Source. For more info on this look at my article: http://mybadcomputer.com/blog1.php/2011/02/20/microsofts-open-source-policy-short-sighted
Hey guys, WP7 community is finally up! Join na!
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