Author Ina Fried of cnet.com places a big bet over her latest article as she discretely points out what’s cool and what is not over the new Windows Phone 7. To start off, the plain and simple theme and graphic details were highly appreciated it turned out to be more user-friendly for that sense. The Windows 7 is still underdevelopment but its prototype models are already available for testing; as early as now, the program gained extreme evaluations such as it is optimistically elegant but negatively inadequate for some reasons.
Though let’s take time to name some specifics, you can easily take a picture through the shutter camera even while the device is locked, you can easily command a cursor just by a long screen press, it is generally simplistic in the first impression but in the long run, the program made the phone more function like a complicated computer than it used to be. The program also has so much set backs tended for improvement; the battery life is a bit sloppy short-spanned, copy paste feature was missing, and others to find out soon. Nevertheless, the program developer still has an ample time to make corrections, improvements and a lot of polishing tasks.





