Windows Phone 7 Roundup: Coming to Energize IT 2022; Fake image making rounds

No stupor here, but as the closer we get to Mobile World Congress next month, the more than news is leaking out.

Unfortunately, it'due south still just crumbs from a a behemothic, delicious Microsoft block. Mayhap anytime we'll see what that block is and tastes like. Until then...enjoy these bits:

Stephen Chapman of Microsoft Kitchen (msftkitchen.com) has been finding all sorts of morsels. For 1, Windows Phone vii will be featured and discussed at Energize IT 2022, a conference for developers. Its focus will exist "...the customer to the cloud, this fun-filled demo-intensive exploration will excite you about the possibilities of the Microsoft-based platform". Sounds correct in line with this whole "3 screens", mobile and cloud computing system that Microsoft has been slowly edging also. Looks like information technology will all exist pieced together during that conference.

Likewise, he likewise managed to get his easily on a Chinese Office 2022 .pdf. On one slide, he found the same paradigm reported before, mentioning a Spring release-to-manufactures (RTM) deadline. The interesting office? The document is dated December 11, 2009. Guess those "it'southward delayed once again" headlines were a little premature?

In addition, WMPU has a clip up from Fox News where Microsoft's CFO says what we've been hearing for awhile, that they (Microsoft) will have more say on Windows Mobile seven in February at Mobile World Congress. So yep, confirmation of what we already expected.

wm7%20no.jpg Finally, Eldar Murtazin of mobile-review.com, aka the person who everyone keeps citing, even though his info keeps turning out to exist off-the-marking, has scribbled some info on his Live Journal. In fairness, in this postal service he's citing Evgeny Pavlov, product managing director HTC Russia via Twitter, and fifty-fifty Eldar seems a bit skeptical. Evidently, Mr. Pavlov was twittering some of the minimum specs of Seven. We won't quote the specs, because it doesn't even make much sense.

Merely what nosotros want to exercise is nip this in the bud: the image to the right is not a screen shot of Windows Phone 7. Eldar received this from either Mr. Pavlov or someone at HTC. So please don't pass information technology effectually speculating. Nosotros have run it by our folks in-the-know and, to quote "Looks like a pretty skin - nigh similar an iPhone? Not anything like what I have." Of course, you've already figured that out, right savvy readers?

Of course, you lot are encouraged to uncertainty our info as well, like the expert skeptics you are ;-) Lets hold off till something more definitive, eh?

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