Microsoft announces Windows Phone 7 Series

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Device Lifecycle Services.

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Designed For Humans

Inspired By Nature

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BlackBerry Curve 9320

BlackBerry Curve 9320

Socially Connected

3G capable

Featuring all of the core messaging and social features to keep you connected.

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HTC One X

HTC One X

Technology Leader

Quad Core Android 4.0

Perfect for gaming, watching videos and surfing the net

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HTC One V

HTC One V

Iconic Design

A great all-rounder

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ZTE Tania

Windows Phone Mango

Fully equipped

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BlackBerry Bold 9790

BlackBerry Bold 9790

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Powerful & Fully Featured

Smooth performance for browsing the web, running apps, working with documents, and enjoying multimedia

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HTC Sensation XL

HTC Sensation XL

Feel every beat

With Beats Audio

A multimedia superstar with Beats earphones included.

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HTC Titan

HTC Titan

Unlike anything you've ever held before

Office on the move

Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango). With a 4.7-inch screen and big virtual keyboard, the Titan is perfect for both work and play.

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HTC Radar

HTC Radar

Real time close

Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango)

Pull all your contacts and social networks together into one place to stay connected with friends and share instantly.

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BlackBerry Bold 9900

BlackBerry Bold 9900

Slim yet powerful

Touch and Type in harmony

The Bold 9900 is RIM's thinnest BlackBerry smartphone yet and as lightweight and durable as it is feature-packed.

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ZTE Libra

ZTE Libra

Affordable Android

WiFi hotspot, Exchange email, Google Maps and much, much more all at an attractive price.

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Portable Internet

USB & WiFi for Windows and Mac

High speed, portable Internet access in your pocket.

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Lifeproof

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Scratch, dust and water-resistant. 1GHz processor, 5MP camera and great pre-loaded apps.

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BlackBerry Curve 9380

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BlackBerry OS7

The 1st all-touch Curve

Easily capture and share your favourite moments with family, friends and colleagues.

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Samsung Galaxy S2

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Faster. Slimmer. Brighter.

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HTC Sensation XE

HTC Sensation XE

With Beats Audio

Designed to impress

With custom Beats headphones, engineered to deliver extraordinary sound.

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ZTE Skate

Affordable Android

WiFi hotspot, Exchange email, Google Maps and much, much more all at an attractive price.

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HTC Explorer

HTC Explorer

A design that fits your lifestyle

Keep in touch with the people who matter

Jump right into what's most important to you thanks to an improved lockscreen design.

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Full Qwerty 2.6-inch touchscreen

Android Gingerbread

Business and social features in a slim package.

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As expected Microsoft have unveiled the next iteration of Windows Mobile, named 7 Series to bring it in line with the latest version of the desktop version of Windows.

New features will include a tiled home screen, with each tile (or "hub" to use Microsoft parlance) being able to update content in real time from the Internet. Hubs can be altered by theme, but will include by default People, Pictures, Games, Music & Video, Marketplace and Office. The People hub will offer social networking interaction with online services such as Twitter and Facebook. Pictures will enable online image sharing and Games will integrate with Xbox Live. The Music hub will bring the Zune-style interface to Windows Phone 7 Series devices.

Microsoft have taken the decision to require that hardware manufacturers include a dedicated "Bing" button that will take users directly to the Microsoft search engine when used.
It will also not be possible to include any user interface other than Microsoft's own (bad news for HTC's Sense UI potentially)

You can read more on the Microsoft web site - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/default.mspx