The tech community & the blogosphere is abuzz with
Windows Phone 7 launch event which
might will reveal some
WP7 devices like
LG Optimus 7. The company has scheduled the launch event in New York at 6.30 AM PDT/9.30 AM ET today, October 11th 2010.
In addition to LG Optimus 7, we might see the lauch of other Windows phone 7 devices like According to the leaked information from various sources, the software giant is expected to reveal HTC HD7, HTC Trophy, Samsung Cedar and HTC Mondrian.
Windows Phone 7 Event - Keynotes
Microsoft is set to launch at-least 3-4 new phones on the AT&T network with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and AT&T Mobility CEO and President Ralph de la Vega set to address keynotes.
The event begins at 9:30 am EDT, that’s 6:30 am PDT or 2:30 pm in London, U.K. For other parts of the world, that’s 7:00 pm in New Delhi, India, 22:30 pm in Tokyo, Japan or 3:30 pm in Johannesburg, South Africa. For others, here is a
quick link to be sure of the timings.
Watch Windows Phone 7 Event Online - Live Streaming
Thankfully, the Windows Phone 7 launch will...
Microsoft has announced the launch of ten Windows Phone 7 handsets for 30 countries around the world. As expected, nine of these ten phones will be available October 21 in select European and Asian markets and early November in the US.
This is the first time we are seeing Europe and Asia getting a major phone launch ahead of US. The phones will find their way to over 60 cellphone operators in more than 30 countries this year. Microsoft has enrolled Dell, HTC, LG, and Samsung to deliver the Snapdragon-based handsets with a carrier list that includes AT&T, T-Mobile USA, Vodafone, TELUS, América Móvil, Deutsche Telekom AG, Movistar, O2, Orange, SFR, SingTel, and Telstra to start with.
There are rumors about a possible virus attack on web on this special day. Some of the experts have warned about the malware attack on web at 10:10 am/pm Sunday, Oct 2010 as it appears like 10.10.10, a date whose symmetry has occurred once a year since 2001 and will do so until 2012. They predict Y2K kind of a scenario where people feared the computers to stop working once the clock hits a particular time. Personally, I consider it nothing but a hoax, but you never know. More details here.
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