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Thursday, August 30, 2012

Windows Phone 8 Launch Adds to Microsoft's Busy October

According to Mary Jo Foley at ZDNet, Microsoft is planning an official Windows Phone 8 launch event on October 29, possibly in San Francisco or Los Angeles. Foley's unnamed tipster claims the first Windows Phone 8 devices will likely hit store shelves a week or two later.
Foley also reported that Microsoft will hold a launch event for Windows 8 and the Surface RT tablet on October 25, the day before general availability. A midnight launch for the tablet and operating system may happen after the event.
Windows Phone 8 will be a major update for Microsoft's mobile OS. It has a new start screen with room for more Live Tiles, enhanced browser security, new camera features, turn-by-turn navigation from Nokia and support for digital wallet services, such as loyalty cards and gift certificates. The OS will also support a wider range of hardware, including dual-core processors, 720p displays and removable storage.

Windows Phone 8 Launch Adds to Microsoft's Busy October ( - Mobile - Software )

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