Microsoft Demos Next Version of Windows Phone 7 [Video]

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Posted April 13, 2011 at 11:53pm by Shalom Levytam

Microsoft has demoed its next update to Window Phone 7 for developers at its annual MIX conference, according to Engadget

Microsoft delivered a big batch of mobile happiness at its annual MIX developers' conference this morn, promising a host of major features including multitasking, background audio, push notifications and raw sensor data (not to mention over 1500 new APIs) in the next version of Windows Phone.

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justabrake - April 14, 2011 at 10:49am

Can't see this on my iPhone maybe it has something to do With flash !

iPhone Lover - April 14, 2011 at 6:53am

This looks pretty good. Like the idea of playing music along with apps (You cant do this on ALL apps of iPhone) Being able to cash a cheque like that is awesome! Looks like a really solid good phone and has great looks. All its other small features are good to i.e. flight schedule etc its pretty simple. BTW I have an iphone 4 and love it, so im not being bias. iPhone can learn from some of this stuff though. iPhone and Windows phone are probably the only two phones i'd go for.

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