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Before Windows Phone 7 was even an embryo of a concept, Windows Mobile was king: It powered nearly half of smartphones in use, a led the industry in features. Then, in 2007, things started to go wrong. Very, very wrong.

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Windows Phone 7 ad : False Advertisement

Microsoft seems to have completely given up on their Windows Mobile 6.x phones.
Strange it took them so long, i threw one out of a Window shortly after using it.

Windows Phone 7 comes with adverts mocking the iPhone, but then instead of showing decent functionality is shows projected images as show in the promotional video.

I won’t bore you with the video, as it looks like there won’t even be a landscape keyboard… but here’s a screenshot of the Youtube video.

Had Windows Phone 7 actually brought out such technology i might consider it as a second device.

Personally having had to struggle with many people’s requests to setup a Windows mobile in a corporate environment I will say far away from it myself and let others struggle.

Ps: most of the time the answer to setting up their Windows Mobile, in a Windows corporate environment, after hours of research came down to

“Sorry it can’t be done, Microsoft windows mobile doesn’t support X, Y and Z” to which i would get the response “Mhmm, i should have bought an iPhone shouldn’t I”