We Go Hands On The Samsung Focus S, The Tango Video Chat & Microsoft Event – Windows Phone View

- Samsung Focus S Specs and details bit.ly – Nokia Music For Windows Phone Hacked, Available To All bit.ly – Nokia Maps For Windows Phone Hacked, Available To All bite.ly Watch this week’s Windows Phone View as we wrap up all this week’s full and bad inside the world of Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform. In today’s present we commencing by talking astir the recent Microsoft Windows Phone launch event in New York City and our impressions on the second generation Windows Phones coming in the near future. We later talk more about Nokia, a Champagne phone leak that we discovered, our thoughts on a LTE Nokia Lumia 800 and other hacked benefits we just received from the partnership. We then go done the new Tango Video Chat service we recently covered, and we later end the good section with the landing of Spotify on Windows Phone 7. In the Bad segment we talk astir the lame release dates that no manufacturer is recently able to provide. All this and more after the break.
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