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View ArticleBy: HTC announces Radar and Titan, powered by Windows Phone 7 Mango |...
[...] The phones pack little in the way of surprises, but their hardware is a good sign for other Windows Phone 7 Mango devices on the horizon. The new devices will serve as a much-needed update to the...
View ArticleBy: HTC announces Radar and Titan, powered by Windows Phone 7 Mango
[...] The phones pack little in the way of surprises, but their hardware is a good sign for other Windows Phone 7 Mango devices on the horizon. The new devices will serve as a much-needed update to the...
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[...] 手机包在惊喜的方式不大，但其硬件是其他的Windows Phone 7芒果设备，在地平线上的一个好兆头。新设备将作为一个急需更新到Windows Phone阵容，大部分没有得到，因为更新平台的推出去年秋天。 [...]
View ArticleBy: Blog ALL » Its demise imminent, Zune finds spiritual longevity in Office...
[...] Phone picked up the charge, and won plaudits for its interface. This is a shot of the phone line when it launched, in 2010. Take note of the boxes that have been part of Zune for 4 years at [...]
View ArticleBy: Its demise imminent, Zune finds spiritual longevity in Office 15′s design...
[...] Phone picked up the charge, and won plaudits for its interface. This is a shot of the phone line when it launched, in 2010. Take note of the boxes that have been part of Zune for 4 years at [...]
View ArticleBy: Toki Solutions » Broadcast & Technology Solutions Partner » Its demise...
[...] Phone picked up the charge, and won plaudits for its interface. This is a shot of the phone line when it launched, in 2010. Take note of the boxes that have been part of Zune for 4 years at [...]
View ArticleBy: Microsoft ditches ‘Metro’ design name for Windows 8, all other products |...
[...] statement rings false. Microsoft first starting hyping up the “Metro” design when it introduced Windows Phone 7 back in October 2010, and it has been using this to describe Windows 8 for a long...
View ArticleBy: Microsoft ditches ‘Metro’ design name for Windows 8, all other products |...
[...] statement rings false. Microsoft first starting hyping up the “Metro” design when it introduced Windows Phone 7 back in October 2010, and it has been using the word to describe Windows 8 for a...
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[...] Windows Phone 7 launched in late 2010, I admired its unique style, even though its array of launch phones felt like slightly outdated [...]
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[...] originally developed Metro to work with full-screen touchscreen devices, specifically smartphones. As such, it was designed to be touched, swiped and pinched with fingers directly on a screen. As...
View ArticleBy: Windows 8′s bigger, broader problem – San Jose Mercury News | Daily News...
[...] originally developed Metro to work with full-screen touchscreen devices, specifically smartphones. As such, it was designed to be touched, swiped and pinched with fingers directly on a screen. As...
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