Windows Phone development gets enticing with the announcement of Windows Phone 8

Microsoft is going ‘all in’ in the race of becoming the leader in the ‘mobile’ world. Just after the announcement of ‘Surface’, Microsoft previewed the features of Windows Phone 8 platform. Microsoft plans to align both of their operating systems closely. Security system, file system, device drivers will be the same for both the operating systems.

Talking about the Windows Phone 8, it has multi core chipset, new graphics processor, more screen resolutions and NFC connectivity. Looking at the software side, the new features included Internet Explorer 10, more flexible tiles, Wallet hub and Nokia map technology, to name a few.

Nokia, HTC , Samsung and Huawei are the four hardware partners for Windows Phone 8. Users having Windows Phone 7 and 7.5 will not get an update to Windows Phone 8. The last update for them will be Windows Phone 7.8.

Windows Phone 8 will have multi-core processor support. It will facilitate dual core and quad-core processors and beyond. It is completely multi-core optimized. It will give Windows Phone 8 an upper hand over their rivals.It has 1280x768 and 1280x720 screen resolutions in addition to the current 480x800. With the introduction of Internet Explorer 10, users will have a better experience of interacting with HTML 5 and Java scripts.

Windows Phone 8 will have ‘Nokia Where’ platform integrated. It will also have offline support plus turn by turn navigation. One of the most promoted features of Windows Phone 8 is the Wallet hub. It needs third party integration in order to be a success. It is a lot like Apple's Passbook. It will carry credit cards, debit cards, as well as retailer loyalty cards, boarding card and other membership cards.

“With all these amazing features and the upcoming phones and tablets supporting the Windows 8, software developers and content creators have larger no of new systems to target. There is a huge market to serve. Windows marketplace has already surpassed 100000 app mark and it is growing at a rapid pace”, says Mr. Jayneel, Director of Openxcell Technolabs, which provides cutting edge services in mobile app development and especially in Windows Phone platform. All the windows Phone 7 apps will work on Windows Phone 8. Developers would be able to port the apps of the desktop to Windows Phone easily. The picture is looking all the more rosy for Microsoft.

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