Mobile application development the most discernible difference to WP7, is its looks and layout

 

Mobile application development

 

Microsoft officially unveiled Windows Phone 7 (WP7), the all new Operating System Mobile application development Win Mo devices of old were dull, clunky and almost painful to use, but the home screen for WP7 is clear and simple to use with designated blocks or areas of the screen corresponding to different applications or widest. The fresh look is a little bit love or hate and any die hard Win Mo fans will probably hate it; but that is the exact reason necessitating the change, Win Mo fans have been converting to the little green Android in droves.

We were treated to an official look at the following:

The headline act if you like, is the HTC HD7, which as you can probably guess is the Windows Phone 7 touting Desire HD. The good news about the HD7 is that it’s already available to pre-order, right now.

HD7, there’s also the HTC 7 Mozart, Trophy and Pro with the Trophy being the ‘entry level’ HTC Device touting a 1GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera and a 3.8 inch screen; essentially the same specs as the current Desire, which hardly deserve the ‘entry level’ moniker. Dolby Mobile, SRS, 8GB internal storage and a 3.7 inch screen. Finally, the Pro is essentially the Desire Z for Windows Phone 7, touting a slide out QWERTY keyboard for die hard QWERTY fans.

Mobile application development from Samsung, we have the Omnia 7, touting a 4 inch Super AMOLED screen, 1GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera, and an LED flash. And finally from LG, not wanting to break the trend, we have the LG Optimus 7, with a 3.5″ WVGA touch screen, 5 megapixel camera and 16GB of internal storage.