In view of the public revelation of the week next Windows Phone ; Mango ;, the next major update for the Smartphone platform from Microsoft, has several features have been published by Microsoft and even more have apparently been leaked.The new official position came from Microsoft TechEd IT Professional Conference oriented. Telephone e-mail client is updated to include support for threaded conversations views e-mail, server-side search e-mail, and the ability to identify e-mail folders and RSS feeds for the screen Home for instant access. The company provides application Lync to the platform, and enterprise messaging. Office Hub is also extended to connect to the office 365, in addition to the existing Windows Live SkyDrive and SharePoint support.
Microsoft also announced support for the phone to improve the leadership skills of the company. Administrators can now take a strong (alpha), password, mobile and safe for controlling the DRM Office (Information Rights Management), and access to hidden Wi-Fi networks. Still lacking, or at least not yet announced, is to support the policy control of ActiveSync, or the whole device encryption, many companies need. Unofficially, Windows Phone Dev Podcast showed a series of leaked screenshots and new features for the second week running. Messages from the operating system is currently only used SMS and MMS, but extends support for Windows Live Messenger, described last week, but also to support Facebook Chat. There is also evidence that supports AOL Instant Messenger. Chat is not the only novelty of Facebook do one thing: no native support for check-in areas was also supported.
Contact management easier with the installation of new groups and these groups will be used to send group SMS and emails. First developed by the iPhone, says Mango podcast include support for visual voicemail. This support should be based on current Open Mobile Terminal Platform Visual Voicemail.
Confirmation of the rumored features is likely to come next week; the complete Windows Phone "Mango" will be shown off for the first time on May 24th.
source ; http://arstechnica.com
Microsoft also announced support for the phone to improve the leadership skills of the company. Administrators can now take a strong (alpha), password, mobile and safe for controlling the DRM Office (Information Rights Management), and access to hidden Wi-Fi networks. Still lacking, or at least not yet announced, is to support the policy control of ActiveSync, or the whole device encryption, many companies need. Unofficially, Windows Phone Dev Podcast showed a series of leaked screenshots and new features for the second week running. Messages from the operating system is currently only used SMS and MMS, but extends support for Windows Live Messenger, described last week, but also to support Facebook Chat. There is also evidence that supports AOL Instant Messenger. Chat is not the only novelty of Facebook do one thing: no native support for check-in areas was also supported.
Contact management easier with the installation of new groups and these groups will be used to send group SMS and emails. First developed by the iPhone, says Mango podcast include support for visual voicemail. This support should be based on current Open Mobile Terminal Platform Visual Voicemail.
Confirmation of the rumored features is likely to come next week; the complete Windows Phone "Mango" will be shown off for the first time on May 24th.
source ; http://arstechnica.com
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