-... "uvodeći više moneta za plaćanje" . Osnovne stvari nisu sredjene, kasni se pola veka, ali uvešće se više moneta za uzimanje keša. Pogledaj ,bre, taj očajni interfejs... Pa Ericsson T28 , koji je imao monohromatski ekran veličine 0.2 inča je imao lepši UI. Njima je spas samo što leže na lovi, pa imaju vremena za,tako/zvani "puž" model napredovanja. PreEbaće ih i Bada, kako "piče" ...

Američki tech sajtovi svi redom proglašavaju WindowsFail 7 Metro UI kao nešto najbolje i najoriginalnije  što trenutno postoji, meni se ne sviđa.

.... video sam nešto od komentara na netu, no meni komentari sa tih prostora ne znače ništa (u suprotnom bi nosio Blackberry ili iShit).

Microsoft releases API to easily port iOS apps to Windows Phone 7




He who has the apps is king. And right now, that would be Google and Apple. But while Google and Apple seem to be in a two-horse race for supremacy, Microsoft is a competitor that shouldn't be disregarded. Microsoft has released a new API mapping tool and guide (follow the 'Microsoft' link below) that will simplify the porting of iOS apps to Windows Phone 7.

The guide allows developers to look up their iOS API calls, and then find their WP7 equivalents. And those references include C# samples, and API info to smooth the translation. In addition to the reference tool there is also a 90-page guide for developers looking to port their creations to Windows Phone 7.

At this point in the game, it would take a miracle for the Marketplace to catch up to Apple's App Store and Google's Android Market. But Microsoft is smart to accept that developers aren't going to put all their efforts into the race's dark horse. Instead, Microsoft is making the porting process as painless as possible, and working towards a larger and more comprehensive Marketplace.

source: Microsoft

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Microsoft is holding an event in NYC on May 24th to unveil the next major release of WP7




Earlier today, we explained in an article all of the exciting set of new features that are expected to come out of the Mango update for Windows Phone 7, like turn-by-turn navigation, but now it seems that Microsoft will be hosting an event to showcase it.

Scheduled to “lift the curtain on the next major release of Windows Phone,” Microsoft is holding a preview event in New York City on May 24th – the same day that Samsung will be hosting their very own event as well. Heading into the scorching summer season, this unveiling can seemingly give the new mobile platform some visibility amongst the competition right now. Naturally, major updates like Mango will undoubtedly rejuvenate the platform so that it’ll be able to compete on the same level as its peers.

As much as we’re looking forward to hearing and seeing all the new exciting features coming out of the next major release of Windows Phone 7, it’ll be interesting to find out when exactly existing handsets will see it.




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Windows Phone 7 to get a new popular game title every week till June ends, Angry Birds, Doodle Jump and PvZ included


Are you stuck with a WP7 device and have nothing interesting to play? Well, this is going to change soon.



Six popular mobile games will hit the Windows Phone’s Market very soon – Angry Birds, Plants vs. Zombies, Sonic 4, geoDefence, Doodle Jump and Hydro Thunder Go.

Microsoft promised us some popular iOS and Android games soon and it is keeping up to that.

The first game – Hydro Thunder Go – is going to be released on 25 May. On 1 June we’ll get Doodle Jump, then geoDefence, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I, Plants vs. Zombies and finally, Angry Birds as a desert on 29 June.

It’s good to see Windows Phone 7 gaming is advancing and I hope we will see more good titles in the upcoming months.

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Windows Phone 7.5 Mango to bring more than 500 new features




The Windows Phone buzz is building up as we approach tomorrow’s announcement of Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, but some information about the scale of the update has already been spilled. And it’s going to be big - Mango will bring 500 new features, Microsoft’s very own Steve Ballmer said in a speech at the Japanese Microsoft Developer Forum 2011.

Some of the anticipated major updates to the platform include:
-    Multi-tasking for third-party apps,
-    Twitter integration in the People Hub,
-    Office 365 and SkyDrive support,
-    Microsoft Lync Mobile app,
-    IE9 Mobile,
-    Custom ringtones,
-    Improved Marketplace,
-    Wider language support,
-    More than 1500 new APIs.

But it’s the rumored nine new Windows Phone devices that we heard about just recently, that could turn out to be of crucial importance for the platform. In that regard, Ballmer mentioned that tomorrow’s event will also unveil details about phone makers and carriers, hinting at the possibility of new product announcements. In any case, tomorrow will surely be a pivotal day for Redmond’s platform, so stay tuned.




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Watch the best new features in Windows Phone 7.1 Mango


Well, if you’ve been following any of the Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 presentation, then you’ve most probably watch Microsoft’s corporate VP, Joe Belfiore, give one of his excellent demos on one occasion or another. Following today’s announcement of the upcoming major update to Windows Phone 7 – Mango or WP7 as it’s now known, there can;t be a better time than watch one of Belfiore’s nice tech demos.



And again, if you’ve ever watched any of his demos, you’d know they are everything but short. This one is no different, however it’s enjoyable and watchable as ever. If you don’t have the time to watch the whole 10+ minute video, you can just check the pointers we’ve left you below and only watch the demo of the feature you care the most – whichever that it. Enjoy!

So here’s Joe Belfiore’s rundown of the latest and greatest in the upcoming Mango WP7 update. You will find the following new features detailed at the respective points in the video:

    IE9 and a test of its HTML5 rendering prowess – 1:00
    Local Scout location-aware search – 2:29
    Bing Vision product searching and App Connect – 3:39
    Multitasking with new card interface (sorry, Palm… eh, HP?) – 5:02
    Email, threaded messages, combined inbox for personal email – 07:12
    Grouping contacts in groups for following their social updates – 08:19
    Threads of messages combining SMS, facebook chat, LIVE Messenger – 09:18




There’s a lot more where that came from – Microsoft has posted over 10 new videos highlighting the new features of Windows Phone 7.1 Mango. Here’s the video channel, enjoy.

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12-megapixel WP7 phone by HTC leaks out




UPDATE: The mysterious handset seems to have gotten more than just a couple of snapshots - a full hands-on video demonstrating all new features of Windows Phone Mango was shot using this very HTC-branded device. Check out the full video below to get an idea about the real-life performance of the handset.

Windows Phone is a developing platform, but it hasn’t had a single cameraphone that would truly appeal to the photo enthusiast. This changes now as images of a 12-megapixel cameraphone by HTC leaked out in the hands of notorious Russian tech blogger Eldar Murtazin. Naming or any other details except for the camera, remain unknown, but the similarity with the HTC Trophy or the rumored HTC Mazaa is noticeable. Design-wise, the yet unannounced handset looks very refined, with a sleek body, while on the front a silver line encircles the screen adding to the premium look of the device. A large speaker grill on top contributes to the industrial “HTC” feel of the handset. The only other tiny detail we could notice is a volume rocker on the left side.

You’ve probably heard rumors about the HTC Bresson, which is supposed to up the stakes in the megapixel race to 16 megapixels, but this HTC-branded handset running Windows Phone 7 is as real as it gets. With a 12-megapixel camera on board, it’s easily one of the most enticing photo-centric WP7 solutions. It should offer plenty of camera options, but so far we can only be sure about various exposure settings, which you can see on the images below.

As Murtazin mentions, the device is definitely not a Nokia, which leads us into thinking that it might roll out earlier than a Nokia-made handset. While HTC hasn’t exactly flourished when it comes to cameras in the past, it has made significant progress in its latest phones and now it might even catch the attention of photo enthusiasts if it manages to get the handset to shelves earlier than Nokia. What's your suggestion about this handset? Don't hesitate to voice your opinion in the comments below!







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