Leaked About Windows Phone 8

 

CALIFORNIA - Leaks from Microsoft revealed some advanced features that will be embedded into the Windows Phone (WP). One is a new software that allows users to share applications with Windows on PCs.

The WP will use Windows 8 will soon come, and can be used in tablets. Making it easier for developers to create applications that can run on both. So proclaimed Dailymail, Monday (02/06/2012).

The new software, called by the name Apollo, it should be up on the latest Nokia mobile devices, though no official release date.

The device is also rumored to be adopted SkyDrive, which is a remote storage features that allow users to store and access their entire music collection without having to synchronize their devices with a PC.

Based on the video that was hosted by Joe Belfiore, Senior Vice President and Windows Phone Manager, the site Pocketnow preach some things changed in the WP 8.

WP 8 or Apollo is said to make hardware changes, such as the use of multicore processors, the new screen resolution, and removable micro SD storage systems. Apollo will also support NFC features and capabilities of tap-to-share that work on multiple platforms to enable desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile phones to share content.

WP 8 does not just share the interface with the latest generation of desktop and tablet, but it seems to be using the same components with Windows 8. This allows developers to reuse their code a long time to adapt an application from the desktop to mobile phones.

Then the application of the ecosystem, Microsoft hopes to approximately 100 thousand applications already available in the Marketplace at the launch of WP 8 later. The biggest news regarding this issue is the application of additional support for native code, which allows the presence of more robust applications and facilitate the adaptation of code from a program originally developed for Android or IOS.

One of the highlights of the description of data management at the WP 8 is DataSmart, which aims to reduce and simplify the tracking and usage data. In addition to providing details of the consumption data, as do other platforms, WP 8 will be actively trying to put Wi-Fi connection and automatically connect to the WLAN when the property operator is within reach. To that end, the features of Bing Maps Local Scout will feature real-time location of the nearest hotspot.

Then in order to achieve their business enterprise sector, WP 8 reportedly adding native BitLocker encryption (similar to the full 128-bit encryption found on Microsoft's latest desktop platform). Rows of the business applications are also supported, allowing the company to put the software that has been adjusted, to those behind the corporate firewall

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