Windows Phone 7 review

         

Microsoft was developing Windows Phone 7 of about one and a half years, but now the product can be conventionally considered ready to enter the market.

Earlier, the new platform are systematically criticized and sarcastic comment, but now it’s safe to say that even the weakest of its sides is much better developed than in previous versions of Windows Mobile.

Interface

Interface platform has not changed: it consists of a long list of useful links on many topics.

Received e-mails? Here it is, put on the screen. One of my friends updated picture on Facebook? You’ll learn about it from your phone.
But the main thing in this interface is that it really works and works well: swipe your finger across the screen and the image is moving without a second delay, that is behaving exactly as you are of him this and expect.

Opening links also drawn a lot better than it was possible to calculate it – applications are loaded quickly, run smoothly and, again, do not freeze.

However, this version of the platform is still at an early stage of assembly, and is devoid of any native applications, so its performance can be assessed only in conjunction with standard applications and third-party applications.

Remove link on the desktop is quite easy: just drag and drop, and so the interface takes care to regroup them in such a way that you would like to see them.
Discreet and simple interface Windows Phone 7 – it really is the best solution to date. He displays a lot of information, which, in turn, greatly facilitates navigation.

Contacts and Messages

Other elements of the operating system Windows Phone 7 also seems to be at a height – in particular with regard to work with contacts and messaging.

Windows Phone 7 contact support synchronization with Facebook and Windows Live ID, so you can easily view information about their friends, their photos, the name of such, and leave your comments.

True, not everything is as it seems: The user interface HTC Sense already doing all of this, besides a little bit better.
Nice to see that this trend is developing, but it seems as if Microsoft is trying to keep up with competitors, rather than lead them.

As for the messaging – it really brought to mind, especially when it comes to on-screen keyboard. In both versions, and portrait and landscape, buttons, quite clearly, their reaction to the press is accurate, but the spell checker is worthy. Here, novelty acts quite a strong competitor for the iPhone and HTC.

And, of course, the new platform supports a lot of e-mail standards (POP, IMAP, Exchange), so that you can send and receive email wherever there is network