As Microsoft inches closer to finalizing the Windows Telephone seven running program,
Office 2010 vente, it's continuing to roll out applications of curiosity to the existing Windows Mobile 6.x consumer base.
On May well 11,
Office Professional Plus 2010 Aktivierung Key, Microsoft;s Bing crew announced it was introducing tweaks towards the Bing application on legacy Windows Telephone devices,
Office 2010 Update Key, as well as new turn-by-turn navigation that builds on Bing Maps and Tellme voice technologies.
The Bing property web page for Windows Cellular six.x phone users has gotten a face-lift,
Office 2010 32 Bit, as well as improved navigation “to give people faster access to common searches, such as Movies and Traffic,” according to a Bing Community blog post.
When Microsoft rolled out its Bing application for the iPhone late last year,
Microsoft Office 2010 License, a number of Windows Telephone customers complained that the iPhone app was far nicer looking and more useful than the Bing for Windows Telephone one.
Microsoft is going to continue to support Windows Telephone customers running Windows Cellular six.x for a few years to come. (I;ve asked for a more precise date; stay tuned.) But the Mobile crew is putting almost all of its backing behind Windows Phone seven and its successors, which run a different and incompatible (though still Windows Compact-based) working system.