Windows Phone 7 Shaping Up To Be Monster!(Video)

Win­dows Phone 7: Revolutionary

#include <microsoft>
#include <mobile>

void main() {
(((Zune + XBox_Live)*Simplicity)^Fresh_UI)^2 = Windows_Phone_7; //squared for awesomeness
}

return success;

The For­mula For Success

Yes that’s right, the code with the for­mu­lae for suc­cess right there. No logic required, Win­dows Phone 7 looks like a win­ner right now. Microsoft has taken the things that define ‘mobile’ today i.e games, music,  and the social and pro­duc­tiv­ity aspects, and they’ve bun­dled it up into one oper­at­ing sys­tem that is open to any and all device mak­ers. There’s no other com­pany that’s well versed in all these indus­tries with enough resources and exper­tise to pull it off.

1. For music they have expe­ri­ence from the Zune which has been around for years. The Zune Pass sys­tem is still regarded by many as the future of music dis­tri­b­u­tion — as long as it spreads out more and remains affordable.
2. For gam­ing Microsoft has inte­grated Xbox Live — a com­mu­nity of about 20 mil­lion gamers and non-gamers. Their Xbox con­sole is one of the big three and inte­grat­ing that with their mobile sys­tem is bound to be a suc­cess. Sony had the oppor­tu­nity of inte­grat­ing the PSP line with the Sony Eric­s­son mobile phone line but that still remains to be seen.
3. For pro­duc­tiv­ity they draw expe­ri­ence from the wildly pop­u­lar Microsoft Office Suite and from Win­dows Mobile. The lat­ter has been around for a long time and pro­duc­tiv­ity was/is one of it’s strengths. Compatibility with ser­vices like Microsoft Exchange and Out­look are key to suc­cess in the cor­po­rate arena.
4. For the social ele­ment, they have Win­dows Live to get inspi­ra­tion from and it is some­what tied together with Win­dows Phone 7 in the ‘Peo­ple’ hub. They also must have drawn some­thing from the Kin phones which they sub­se­quently ditched. The web sync­ing, for instance, is a bright idea that I’d like to see more of.

Only time will tell.