Windows Phone 7 early adopters won't have to wait long to get some major missing features, according to the latest murmurs.
Chris Walshie, who is part of the team that created Windows Phone 7's first jailbreaking tool, has tweeted about a "massive" update for Microsoft's newborn mobile OS. He said Microsoft was working on the update long before the phone launched, and that the company "could have called it Windows Phone 8."
Walshie added that "MS took 3 months to do what Apple did in 3 years." It's unclear how he got this information.
What's on the table if this rumor pans out? Copy and paste is an obvious candidate, given that Andy Lees, Microsoft's senior vice president of mobile communications, said the feature will arrive early next year.
More: http://www.pcworld.com/article/211978/
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Chris Walshie, who is part of the team that created Windows Phone 7's first jailbreaking tool, has tweeted about a "massive" update for Microsoft's newborn mobile OS. He said Microsoft was working on the update long before the phone launched, and that the company "could have called it Windows Phone 8."
Walshie added that "MS took 3 months to do what Apple did in 3 years." It's unclear how he got this information.
What's on the table if this rumor pans out? Copy and paste is an obvious candidate, given that Andy Lees, Microsoft's senior vice president of mobile communications, said the feature will arrive early next year.
More: http://www.pcworld.com/article/211978/
