Nokia Commitment to the Continued Development of Windows Phone 7

Nokia senior vice president, Kevin Shields said on Wednesday, even after the listing of the Windows Phone 7 will still continue to develop, not Hom, however only.

“We will also continue to invest in Windows Phone 7 platform will continue to develop Windows Phone ecosystem.” Shields said, “I expect that application developers will be introduced at the same time compatible with Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 8.

Although the Nokia CEO Steven Elop is committed to emerging markets will be to launch low-cost Windows Phone mobile phone, but Shields did not promise to achieve this goal with the help of Windows Phone 7. He said: “We will not discuss the product has not yet released, we think of Windows Phone 7 is an important part of investment in Windows Phone, but we are also very optimistic about the Windows Phone 8, I think that it will release a lot of hardware innovation.”

Windows Phone 8 as compared to Windows Phone 7 has been greatly upgraded, not only to support a more powerful processor, screen resolution has improved, but also compatible with Windows 8 application. Lumia 900 mobile phone, the Nokia is currently for sale but can not upgrade to Windows Phone 8, can only be upgraded to Windows Phone 7.8.

Lumia 900 great value, there will still be a lot of innovation in a long time. “Shields said,” from the short term, application developers will be very easy for Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone to write applications to provide the experience. “

Microsoft will also Nokia Maps the introduction of Windows Phone 8, but Shields said, Nokia is still capable of providing a better user experience than other mobile phone manufacturers. He said: “In addition to simple navigation, we have a lot of innovation and investment.” PureView high pixel camera is one of them, but he declined to say about Windows Phone with PureView, any news.

Microsoft said, Nokia will be the development of Windows Phone devices, but Shields said the company has not yet any Equipment. “Stay tuned.” He said.

The first Windows Phone 8 devices is expected to be released this autumn. AT & T, T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless confirmed the operation of Windows Phone Mobile.