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Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 is the official Service Pack 3 release of Windows NT 4.0, which was released on 15 May 1997.
== Changes ==
* OS Loader has been updated to 4.01. However, it only shows this number when it displays that the user can press the spacebar to invoke the "Hardware Profile" menu. On the page where the user can select the OS, it still reports version 4.00. This is also the case for all subsequent updates of Windows NT 4.0.
* The file copy dialog has been updated. This can be easily seen when installing applications such as Internet Explorer 3.
* The regular GINA shipped with the OS can now also be replaced in the Workstation SKU. This was previously available since Windows NT 3.51 only for the Server SKU.
* This Service Pack introduces the SAM Lock Tool, which is more known as its file name, SYSKEY.EXE. This program persisted in further versions of Windows until it was removed in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, due to security issues. It was already included in the Q143475 hotfix for earlier builds of NT 4.0.
* Added support for NTFS 3.0.
== Gallery ==
File:WindowsNT4.0-4.00.1381.4sp3-BootScreen.png|Boot screen (PC/AT)
File:WindowsNT-4.00.1381.4-SP3-PC98-Boot.PNG|Boot screen (PC-98)
File:WindowsNT-4.0.1381.4-CDAutorun.png|CD autorun
File:WindowsNT-4.0.1381-SYSKEYEnterPassword.png|Syskey: Enter password
File:WindowsNT-4.0.1381-SYSKEYInsertDisk.png|Syskey: Insert startup disk
=== Thai Enabled version ===
File:WindowsNT-4.0.1381.4-ThaiEnabled-Desk-Workstation.png|Desktop (Workstation)
File:WindowsNT-4.0.1381.4-ThaiEnabled-Desk-Server.png|Desktop (Server)
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 (RC 1.52)

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 (RC 1.52) is a Service Pack 3 beta build of Windows NT 4.0, which was shared on OSBetaArchive on 25 December 2015.https://web.archive.org/web/20160220111221/http://www.osbetaarchive.net/topic/505-xmas-leak-winnt-40-win95-osr2/ The installer is named UPDATE.EXE, located in the i386 folder of the CD. This is the earliest available pre-release build of a Windows Service Pack.
== NFO file ==
== Setup ==
Unlike most Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack updates that are usually available in only executable forms, the installer for this build - as mentioned above - is located in the i386 folder of the CD. Not only that there are files for Service Pack 3, but there are more files included, including a driver pack and a HP Jetadmin installer.
1381.4 pre-release setup 1.png|Setup
1381.4 pre-release setup 2.png|Setup - choose what task to perform
1381.4 pre-release setup 3.png|Setup - choose whether to create an uninstall directory or not
1381.4 pre-release setup 4.png|Setup - setup will now begin
1381.4 pre-release setup 5.png|Setup - copying files
1381.4 pre-release setup 6.png|Setup - Windows NT 4.0 has been updated
== Documentation ==
Inside the CD, there is also a text document called README.TXT. It contains information about this pre-release version of Service Pack 3 for Windows NT 4.0, such as the phasing out of PowerPC support and installation instructions.
The README's contents:
== Bugs ==
* In winver, the version string is cut off at the RC 1.52 part because the string is longer than the window itself.
* There is an additional empty line on the bootscreen because the version string is too long.
== Gallery ==
1381.4 pre-release boot.png|Boot screen - the text is more spaced out than usual
== References ==
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 (RC 1.76)

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 (RC 1.76) is a Service Pack 3 beta build of Windows NT 4.0. The build number is referenced in the Knowledge Base article Q177591 titled "Service Pack Version Truncated in About Box".https://jeffpar.github.io/kbarchive/kb/177/Q177591/
In the Help About box of Windows NT Explorer, the second line of text may read:
Version 4.0 (Build 1381: Service Pack 3, RC 1.
The last two digits are truncated and it should read:
Version 4.0 (Build 1381: Service Pack 3, RC 1.76)
== References ==
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 (RC 1.83)

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.4 (RC 1.83) is a Service Pack 3 beta build of Windows NT 4.0, which was distributed by Microsoft via Beta Evaluation Program (BEP) in Volume 27, Disc C. The installer is named UPDATE.EXE, and is located in the SP3\i386 folder of the CD.
== Setup ==
Like Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 3 RC 1.52, the folder contains files for Service Pack 3 for both x86 and Alpha platforms, as well as a driver pack and a HP JetAdmin installer. It does have a designation file from BVT referring to its current version (LATESTSP.BVT), located in root folder of /SP3 and contains a string of "1.83".
== Documentation ==
Inside the CD, there is also a text document called README.TXT. It contains information about this pre-release version of Service Pack 3 for Windows NT 4.0, such as the phasing out of PowerPC support and installation instructions.
The README's contents:
==New features==
The driver for Creative Sound Blaster AWE32 MIDI Synth has been added.
== Bugs ==
* In winver, the version string is cut off at the RC 1.83 part because the string is longer than the window itself.
* There is an additional empty line on the bootscreen because the version string is too long.
== Gallery ==
1381.4 pre-release boot 1.83.png|Boot screen – the text is more spaced out than usual
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.7097

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381.7097 is a security rollup update for build 1381.335a, which was released on 26 July 2001 and is the last known build of Windows NT 4.0. It was distributed with the knowledge base number "Q299444".
== Gallery ==
WindowsNT4.0-4.00.1381.335sp6-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Windows NT 4.0 build 1381 (RC 1.13)

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381 (RC 1.13) is an unleaked build of Service Pack 4 beta for Windows NT 4.0. A reference to this build can be found in the file master.mdf on the first CD for Microsoft Office 2000 (Beta 2).
Standard Edition on Windows NT 4.0 (Build 1381: Service Pack 4, RC 1.130)
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows NT 4.0 build 1381 (RC 1.99)

Windows NT 4.0 build 1381 (RC 1.99) is an unconfirmed Service Pack 4 build of Windows NT 4.0. A reference to this build can be found on a ZDNet article about checking system's uptime.ZDNet. Check system uptime and other statistics in Windows NT, 11 April 2005.
== References ==
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Windows NT Diagnostics

Windows NT Diagnostics (winmsd.exe) is a diagnostic tool included in Windows NT 3.5x and Windows NT 4.0. As its file name states, it is the Windows NT counterpart of the DOS-based Microsoft Diagnostics (msd.exe).
The application in Windows NT 3.x worked in the way of a main window containing buttons to launch sub-windows for subcategories showing information about the OS version, installed hardware, running drivers and services and network. It was overhauled in Windows NT 4.0 to show the information directly on register tabs.
As Microsoft Diagnostics became deprecated with the release of Windows 95, Microsoft instead began work on a new diagnostics and information tool for both the Windows 9x and NT lines. For this, the System Information tool from Office 4.2 was extended to show more advanced information about hard- and software, which would ultimately became part of Office 97, other Microsoft products and then every Windows version starting with Windows 98.
Plans to remove Windows NT Diagnostics reach all the way back to Windows 2000 build 1773, where the Start menu link to it was removed, however, the application itself was not removed in x86 compiles until build 1983, where it was replaced by a stub for System Information, with a later build also removing the stub. The DEC Alpha compiles continued to include it as far as Windows XP build 2210. Windows NT Diagnostics was also never updated to embrace the Windows 2000 brand name, nor the Professional SKU name as successor to Workstation.
==Gallery==
WINMSD-NT3x.png|Windows NT Diagnostics in Windows NT 3.5x
Windows2000-5.0.1965-WINMSD-Main.png|Windows NT Diagnostics in Windows 2000 build 1965
WindowsXP2210WindowsNTDiag.png|Windows NT Diagnostics in Windows XP build 2210
Category:Windows components
Windows NT Embedded 4.0

Windows NT Embedded 4.0 (often shortened to NTe, codenamed Impala)Getting to Know Windows NT Embedded and Windows XP Embedded, Microsoft Learn. 28 August 2006. is a componentized version of Windows NT Workstation 4.0 intended for use in embedded units, which was available to original equipment manufacturers on 9 August 1999Microsoft Announces Availability of Windows NT Embedded 4.0, Microsoft PressPass, 9 August 1999..
Unlike any other installation of Windows, which you would install by booting into its installation media and then simply setting it up, Windows NT Embedded 4.0 is instead built and deployed with a tool called Target Designer, which is bundled alongside Component Designer into Windows NT Embedded 4.0's installation media. Although Component Designer can be used for certain purposes, only Target Designer is needed for a regular Windows NT Embedded 4.0 image.
There are three configurations bundled by default in Target Designer. The utility may also be used to create custom configurations which define different features such as drivers, shell settings, applications included, etc.
==List of known builds==
===RTM===
==References==
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Windows NT Embedded 4.0 build 1381.204

Windows NT Embedded 4.0 build 1381.204 is the official RTM build of Windows NT Embedded 4.0. It is based on Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 5.
== Bugs ==
If the OS is configured in the minimal configuration, the logoff message is incomplete, showing: This will end your Windows NT, unlike in the standard configuration. This is caused by the lack of certain fonts in the minimal configuration.
== Gallery ==
NT4-Embedded-Boot.png|Boot screen
NT4-Embedded-Standard-Shutdown.png|Shutting down
NT4-Embedded-Standard-Safe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
=== Standard configuration ===
NT4-Embedded-Standard-Start.png|Start menu
NT4-Embedded-Standard-Properties.png|System Properties
=== Minimal configuration ===
NT4-Embedded-Minimal-CMD.png|Command Prompt
NT4-Embedded-Minimal-NTSecurity.png|Windows NT Security
NT4-Embedded-Minimal-LogoffBug.png|Logoff dialog
Category:Windows NT 4.0 builds
Category:Windows NT Embedded 4.0 builds
Windows Nashville

Nashville (initially codenamed Cleveland and also called Windows 96 in some files, such as SETUPC.INF) was a canceled project developed by Microsoft, which was an attempt to merge web content and the classic desktop.
Most, if not all of the functionality slated for Nashville was reassigned to the Memphis project, which eventually became Windows 98. Known features meant for Nashville include USB support, Internet Explorer 4 (which also reused the Nashville codename), desktop integration with the web (which was eventually released as Windows Desktop Update and Active Desktop), and a PIM suite, which in time became Outlook Express.
== List of known builds ==
 
== References ==
Category:Canceled projects
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Windows Nashville unidentified PDC 1996 build

The unidentified PDC 1996 build of Windows Nashville is the earliest known build of the operating system. Screenshots of this build can be found in a PowerPoint presentation file (&BELFI052.PPT) in the source code for 3D Movie Maker, likely meant for PDC 1996, although the slides themselves go unused during the event.https://github.com/microsoft/Microsoft-3D-Movie-Maker/blob/main/cd2/%26BELFI052.PPT This build would've either been from October or November 1995 going by the dates in the screenshots. The event demonstrates the new Explorer shell integration featuring a 3D hub environment with voice chat functionality titled "OnLive! Traveler - Utopia Gateway".https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcYvcMVVMxk&t=1517s
A screenshot of an unidentified build of Internet Explorer 4 can also be found within the same presentation file.
== Gallery ==
Nashville-Slide07.png|Navigation UI
Nashville-Slide10.png|Details view of Favorites folder
Nashville-Slide13.png|Site Map
Nashville-Slide25.png|In-place navigation
== References ==
Category:Windows Nashville builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Neptune build 5000

Windows Neptune build 5000 is an unconfirmed build of the Neptune project, which has been a source of controversy in the past due to fake screenshots that were originally posted to BetaArchive in 2008. It is possible that the build had existed, as the upgrade setup (WINNT32A.DLL, WINNT32U.DLL) in build 5111 contains a dialog window with placeholder text stating "Files for Neptune build 5XXX are now available." This suggests that the Neptune project skipped directly to build number 5000 as opposed to a lower number and then eventually reaching this build number.
== Fake screenshots ==
Fake screenshots of the build were posted by BetaArchive member A.Nonymous on 11 October 2008.http://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=62532#p62532 Compared to build 5111, these screenshots show a different login banner that features a Windows logo similar to the one used by Windows 2000 Professional, although the frame containing the flag logo is green rather than the usual orange.
1223741338.or.53336.jpg|Logging in
1223741362.or.55939.jpg|Desktop
5000-winver.png|winver
== References ==
Category:Microsoft Neptune builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Neptune build 5056

Windows Neptune build 5056 is a fake build of the Neptune project, based on build 5111. There are no visible changes from the latter, apart from the version number change in most files. Because of this change, all digital signatures for files within the I386 directory are invalid (with the sole exception of the components found within DRIVER.CAB, which are identical to the aforementioned build), requiring the user to click on Yes on all dialogs during the driver installation/component registration phase, and certain components such as the Java Virtual Machine will fail to properly register.
The fake build was first posted to a now-closed forum named ReleaseArchive on 27 December 2015 in an attempt to troll its members,https://archive.is/gXZhm and was later reposted to BetaArchive on 30 December 2015 by a user who claimed to have received the build from a "close friend", and that the disc was being mailed to them.http://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=35257
== Gallery ==
WindowsNeptune5056FakeDemo.png|Explorer showing files from build 5111
== References ==
Category:Fake builds
Windows NetMeeting

Windows NetMeeting is a discontinued VoIP and multi-point videoconferencing client included in Microsoft Windows.
It uses the H.323 protocol for videoconferencing and is interoperable with OpenH323-based clients such as Ekiga, OpenH323, and Internet Locator Service (ILS) as reflector. It also uses the T.120 Protocol for whiteboarding, application sharing, and file transfers.
==History==
The first version of NetMeeting was initially released on 29 May 1996 as part of the Internet Explorer 3 suite. Unlike IE, it still has an interface similar to Internet Explorer 2.
Version 2.0 of NetMeeting was released as part of Internet Explorer 3.02 and updated the interface to be similar to IE 3.
It continued to be included with following versions of IE up to version 6.
==Discontinuation==
While Windows XP removed the Start menu shortcut to NetMeeting, users still could open it directly by launching conf.exe.
Windows Vista would later completely remove NetMeeting from the operating system (although it still works when copying from a Windows XP installation) in favor of Windows Meeting Space, which was later discontinued in Windows 7.
Microsoft originally recommended using newer applications such as Remote Desktop, Remote Assistance, Skype (which Microsoft acquired in May 2011), Microsoft Office Live Meeting, SharedView and later Microsoft Teams in place of NetMeeting. All except Remote Desktop, Remote Assistance, Skype and Microsoft Teams had been discontinued and none of them fully replaced NetMeeting.
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 95
Windows Odyssey

Odyssey was the codename for a canceled business-oriented version of Microsoft Windows, scheduled for release in the fourth fiscal quarter of 2001, following Windows 2000. It was worked on alongside Windows Neptune, originally intended to be the first consumer-based Windows operating system based on the Windows NT codebase. Both Odyssey and Neptune were merged in early 2000 to create Whistler, later known as Windows XP.
There are currently no confirmed builds under the Odyssey codename, and it is unlikely that such builds exist due to it being cancelled early into development.
Category:Canceled projects
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Windows Phone

Windows Phone (previously called Windows Mobile) is a mobile operating system developed by Microsoft, initially based on the Windows CE kernel before moving to the NT kernel. This operating system has gone through many different iterations, the first being Pocket PC and Smartphone; the former had two versions and the latter only had one. It would later be rebranded to Windows Mobile; Microsoft later abandoned this OS in favor of Windows Phone, initially released in 2010. Windows Phone 8 shifted the OS to the NT kernel, then Windows 10 Mobile was released, serving as the mobile counterpart of Windows 10.
On 8 October 2017, Microsoft announced that the company would no longer develop new features or hardware for the operating system due to low market share and the lack of third-party apps on the platform. Microsoft decided to instead focus on developing software efforts that have included providing apps and services to competing mobile operating systems like Android and iOS.Fingas, Jon. Microsoft exec says Windows 10 Mobile is no longer a 'focus', Engadget. 8 October 2017.
==Timeline==
Windows Pocket PC 	Windows Pocket PC	Windows Pocket PC	Windows Pocket PC	Windows Pocket PC
Name 	OS version 	Release date 	Support end date 	
Windows Pocket PC 2000	3.0 	 	 	
Windows Pocket PC 2002	3.0 	 	 	
Windows Mobile 	Windows Mobile 	Windows Mobile 	Windows Mobile 	Windows Mobile
Name 	OS version 	Release date 	Support end date 	
Windows Mobile 2003 	4.2 	 	 	
Windows Mobile 5.0 	5.1 	 	 	
Windows Mobile 6.0 	 	 	 	
Windows Mobile 6.1 	 	 	 	
Windows Mobile 6.5 	 	 	 	
Windows Phone 	Windows Phone 	Windows Phone 	Windows Phone 	Windows Phone
Name 	OS version 	Release date 	Support end date 	
Windows Phone 7 	7.0 	 	2014-10-14 	
Windows Phone 8 	8.0 	 	 	
Windows Phone 8.1 	8.1 	 	 	
Windows 10 Mobile 	Windows 10 Mobile	Windows 10 Mobile	Windows 10 Mobile	Windows 10 Mobile
Name 	OS version 	Release date 	Support end date 	
Windows 10 Mobile 	10.0 	 	 	
==References==
Category:Microsoft Windows
Category:Operating systems
Category:Microsoft
Windows Phone 7.5 build 7624

Windows Phone 7.5 build 7624 is a build of Windows Phone 7.5. Only two screenshots were found. It is suspected on a LG GW910 engineering sample. This build was probably built in a Microsoft lab.https://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_Phone_7:7.10.7624.WM7_UXPlatform_Dev_i(xingong).20110422-007
== Gallery ==
WP7.10.7624.WM7_UXPlatform_20221204101808.jpg|Applications list
=== Miscellaneous ===
MS Equipment-E676634.jpg|MS Equipment E676634 kit
== References ==
Category:Windows Phone 7.5 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Phone 7.5 build 7640

Windows Phone 7.5 build 7640 is an internal build of Windows Phone 7.5, which was shown in a HTC Mazaa smartphone. It was documented on the Spanish website smartGSM.https://www.smart-gsm.com/blog/htc-mazaa-con-windows-phone-aparece-en-imagen/amp/
== References ==
Category:Windows Phone 7 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Phone 7.5 build 7696

Windows Phone 7.5 build 7696 is a build of Windows Phone 7.5. It was found on an HTC Titan PreEVT prototype.
== Gallery ==
WP7-7696-44-Splash2.jpg|Boot screen
WP7-7696-44-Allappstop.jpg|All apps
WP7-7696-44-Allappsbottom.jpg|Ditto, showing test apps
WP7-7696-44-Search.jpg|Bing Search
WP7-7696-44-Photos.jpg|Photos
WP7-7696-44-Games.jpg|Xbox Games
WP7-7696-44-Menubottom.jpg|Bottom of start screen
WP7-7696-44-BSPServices.jpg|QC BSP Services
Category:Windows Phone 7.5 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Phone 7.5 build 7720 (WM7 UXPlatform Dev i(ltsian))

Windows Phone 7.5 build 7720 (WM7_UXPlatform_Dev_i(ltsian)) is an unconfirmed build of Windows Phone 7.5, which was uploaded to the Chinese website BetaWorld on 25 March 2023.https://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_Phone_7:7.10.7720.WM7_UXPlatform_Dev_i(ltsian).20111106-1853 It was claimed to be found on a LG GW910 prototype.https://www.betaworld.cn/MS_Equipment:%E6%A0%87%E7%AD%BE%E7%BC%BA%E5%A4%B12
== Gallery ==
=== Miscellaneous ===
MS Equipment-标签缺失2.jpg|MS Equipment kit without label
== References ==
Category:Windows Phone 7.5 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Phone 7.5 build 8107.571

Windows Phone 7.5 build 8107.571 is a build of Windows Phone 7.5. It was found on a Lumia 900 F2 engineering machine, and was uploaded to the Chinese website BetaWorld on 30 January 2023.https://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_Phone_7:7.10.8107.571.WM7_Main(mojobld).20111207-2004 It was shared on 31 January 2025.https://www.win-story.cn/2025/02/01/windows-phone-7-5-build-8107-571-nokia-lumia-900-f2-操作系统备份映像下载/
== References ==
Category:Windows Phone 7.5 builds
Windows Phone 7.5 build 8316

Windows Phone 7.5 build 8316 is an unconfirmed build of Windows Phone 7.5. It was claimed to be found on a prototype ASUS E600 engineering samplehttps://www.betaworld.cn/MS_Equipment:E747681 and was supposedly uploaded to the Chinese website BetaWorld on 16 January 2023.https://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_Phone_7:7.10.8316.WM7_T1(mojobld).20110829-1553
== Gallery ==
=== Miscellaneous ===
MS Equipment-E747681.png|MS Equipment E747681 kit
== References ==
Category:Windows Phone 7.5 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Phone 7.5 build 8773 (WM7 Main 512(mojobld))

Windows Phone 7.5 build 8773 (WM7_Main_512(mojobld)) is an unconfirmed build of Windows Phone 7.5.https://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_Phone_7:7.10.8773.21.WM7_Main_512(mojobld).20120308-1708
== Gallery ==
6314 8773 7624.jpg
==References==
Category:Windows Phone 7.5 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Phone 7.8 build 8835

Windows Phone 7.8 build 8835 is an unconfirmed build of Windows Phone 7.8. Two photos of it running on a Nokia Lumia 710, along with alleged ROM files were uploaded to XDA, however the download links have since been lost.https://xdaforums.com/t/windows-phone-7-8-roms-build-7-10-8835-35.1896299/
== References ==
Category:Unleaked builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Windows Phone 7 builds
Windows Phone 7.8 build 8858

Windows Phone 7.8 build 8858 is a build of Windows Phone 7. This build backported UI enhancements and updates from Windows Phone 8 such as resizable Live Tiles, new color schemes, icons and boot screen. This is the last major feature update for Windows Phone 7 as the shift to the NT kernel and new hardware requirements made updating phones running the operating system incapable of running later versions of the operating system. It was later rolled out onto phones as early as 31 January 2013. The SDK for the version was released to developers 9 days earlier on 22 January.
==Gallery==
File:WP78Boot.png|Boot
File:WP78Appmenu.png|App Menu
File:WP78Home2.png|Start screen (cont'd)
File:WP78Alarms.png|Alarms
File:WP78Search.png|Bing search
File:WP78Calculator.png|Calculator
File:WP78Calendar.png|Calendar
File:WP78Camera.png|Camera
File:WP78Games.png|Games Hub
File:WP78InternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer Mobile
File:WP78Maps.png|Maps
File:WP78Marketplace.png|Windows Phone Marketplace
File:WP78Messaging.png|Messaging
File:WP78Office.png|Office Hub
File:WP78People.png|People Hub
File:WP78Phone.png|Phone
File:WP78Pictures.png|Pictures
File:WP78Multitask.png|Task Switcher
File:WP78Voiceui1.png|Voice Commands
File:WP78Voiceui2.png|Ditto
File:WP78Zune.png|Zune Music+Video
Category:Windows Phone 7 builds