Microsoft details Windows Phone ‘Mango’ business features

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Paul Bryan, Microsoft’s senior director of business experiences product management for Windows Phone, has written a blog post that details Windows Phone Mango’s business productivity features. The update, which will be discussed in deeper detail during a press conference in New York City on May 24th, will include pinnable email folders for quick access from the homescreen, conversation view in email, server search, and a new Lync application for business chat users. Bryan also said there will be added capabilities for IT departments, including complex password support, information rights management support, and the ability to access hidden corporate Wi-Fi networks. “This week, we expect to exceed 16,000 apps available in the Windows Phone Marketplace,” Bryan added. We’ll be reporting live from Microsoft’s press conference on the 24th.

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11 Comments
  • Gayne Wretzky

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  • Gayne Wretzky

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  • Gayne Wretzky

    Third

  • Gayne Wretzky

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  • Anonymous

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  • blackletter

    Will Windows Phone ever surpass BlackBerry in business enterprise functionality? I’m happy that Microsoft is focusing on strengthening its attractiveness to the business enterprise community. This will motivate Research in Motion to improve upon its already top-notch business enterprise platform. 

    • Ayport

       might not surpass the security,but will surpass the functionality

    • Anonymous

       MS should just buy RIM already.

  • pornsicko

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  • Anonymous

    RIM is doomed

  • Carmen

    I can’t believe that people are giving WP7 a fighting chance. Granted, I haven’t used a device, but I just can’t imagine coming out with an OS that lacked sooooo many features at launch that were common amongst smartphones. Didn’t Ballmer make fun of iOS for not having copy and paste like four years ago when he acted like it was irrelevant right around launch time? He like LOL’d about the device and dissed it. Anyways. I haven’t seen ONE WP7 phone in the wild and I remember seeing a lot of WP6 devices a couple of years ago. HTC was making quite a few good ones and put a pretty good UI over it and it was actually nice. I think they really screwed the pooch with that OS. They could have released a marketplace weeks after Apple launched the App Store with all of the apps that they already had and kept going with the OS that existed and just improved it for finger-touch instead of stylus.

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