On Wednesday, Microsoft announced that the next version of Windows Mobile OS series, Windows Phone 7 , had been released to manufacturing after more than 6 months of its development. The announcement outlined some of the changes in this version, and was generally positive about the milestone. The system is now named "Windows Phone" instead of "Windows Mobile", with a redesigned user interface and a changed development environment, which is called "Windows Phone Developer Tools". It features a combination of Silverlight, XNA technologies, and Visual Studio 2010 to make use of these possible in the applications developers create.
On Wednesday, Microsoft announced that the next version of OS series, , had been after more than 6 months of its development. The announcement outlined some of the changes in this version, and was generally positive about the milestone. The system is now named "Windows Phone" instead of "Windows Mobile", with a redesigned user interface and a changed development environment, which is called "Windows Phone Developer Tools". It features a combination of , technologies, and to make use of these possible in the applications developers create.
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