At Steve Ballmer’s MWC 2011 keynote we were treated to a look at what will be coming to Windows Phone 7 handsets in the near future. Updates will add a raft of new features, including Twitter integration and multitasking. Read on for more information.
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At today’s Microsoft CES keynote we heard from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, but also from heads of mobile gaming and computing, including Liz Sloan from Windows Phone 7, Mike Angiulo from Windows 7. But what unites them except for the fact they work for Microsoft? They all pull funny faces. Very funny faces. Saying that though, Gary Shapiro, CEO of CES, seems to have caught the bug too, although it could just be something catching in our camera. You decide: click through for Microsoft funny face photo gallery.
Good news document fans! iPhone 4 looks to set to get its very own version of iWork. We previously saw a hint that iWork for iPhone was on the way in an iPhone 4 screenshot that slipped out on launch day promising an “Open in Keynote” option for email attachments in iOS 4. But now Apple has actually named iWork for iPhone on the iPhone 4 order page. Is it a careless slip before an official unveiling or just a typo?
Steve Jobs will present the WWDC keynote on June 7. It was always on the cards but Apple has now confirmed that the big boss will be in the driving seat for the presentation. Though there’s every chance of a few surprises (after all this morning’s Steve Jobs email promised we won’t be disappointed) but the one thing we’re sure to see is iPhone 4.0…
iPad, iPhone and Macbook models could become part of a projector system if Apple makes good on a patent that’s been uncovered. The plans revive speculation that Apple is pondering putting pico projectors into future iPad, iPhone and Macbook designs and using them as controllers in a projection system.
The Sony keynote this morning was largely devoid of new products heading to market anytime soon, but there was one unexpected gizmo on show: a digital picture frame that acts as an internet connected alarm clock!
Some seriously juicy Sony Cybershot camera news for you: Sony’s CEO, Sir Howard Stringer himself, has revealed that the next generation of Cybershot cameras will have Wi-Fi inside, for instant web uploading in a hotspot, starting with the DSC-G3.
We knew that some companies were planning on showing flexible OLED screen at CES this week, but we weren’t expecting Sony to be one of them. Lo and behold though, it’s showed off a working one live on stage at the Sony keynote!