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This software is introduced at an event at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, yesterday. According to research firm Canalys, Microsoft software currently has about 9% of the smartphone market.
Latest Windows operating system for smartphones was ranked fourth, behind Symbian, RIM (Blackberry maker) and Apple's iPhone OS.
"This is clearly a big step forward," said Pete Cunningham, Canalys analyst quoted by BBC News. According to him, Microsoft has really struggled with windows mobile 6 and the 6.5 version which was launched in October 2009, but has lost market share due to operating system made by superior competitors.
Now Microsoft Windows Phone 7 operating system offers the ability called 'live tiles', which in real time could be interesting content a website and social networking. In fact, users can create their own tiles to save the image and monitor the family in social networking.
Interface on Windows Phone 7 also have a series of hubs, which bring together relevant content from the web, applications, and services into a single view.
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