After have manufactured more smartphones for the enterprise users in many years, Microsoft finally launched own-brand Kin (Kin.com) for consumers, and released Kin tow and Kin two models. These two mobile phones by Verizon Wireless exclusive sales finally published on May 13. With stripped-down interfaces, deep social networking integration, and a focus on very particular type of user, Microsoft is aiming for something altogether different with Kin. Now, below is a brief introduction about them.
Go here to view the origonal full post:
http://wonderfulsoftware.blogspot.com/2010/05/microsoft-kin-mobile-phone-review.html

lemen - 20 May 2010 06:08 AM

After have manufactured more smartphones for the enterprise users in many years, Microsoft finally launched own-brand Kin (Kin.com) for consumers, and released Kin tow and Kin two models. These two mobile phones by Verizon Wireless exclusive sales finally published on May 13. With stripped-down interfaces, deep social networking integration, and a focus on very particular type of user, Microsoft is aiming for something altogether different with Kin. Now, below is a brief introduction about them.
Go here to view the origonal full post:
http://wonderfulsoftware.blogspot.com/2010/05/microsoft-kin-mobile-phone-review.html

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Very quickly mircosoft make their place in the market of smartphones.