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Live From Microsoft's MWC 2010 Keynote

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By Dieter Bohn, Monday, Feb 22, 2010 at 2:57 am EST

We'll be live from Microsoft's press event. It starts at 9 Eastern / 3 CET. We're Ready.Set. - no need to refresh the page, just watch the excitement, live after the break!

Update: That's all folks. Feel free to read the liveblog or check out some of the new posts on the front page - plenty is here now and plenty more to come!

Dieter Bohn

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Live From Microsoft's MWC 2010 Keynote

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5 years ago

Does anyone know if this is steaming video anywhere? Or possibly is the video posted anywhere to see afterwards?

5 years ago

RIP Winblows Mobile and soon Winblows Phone 7 series.

5 years ago

murani

Windows Phone 7 Series will have an impact on the market. People and developers will flock to the platform because of the consistent design they are pushing which we all know is the most consistent complaint others have for the OS. This will be a great phone for alot of people and if you like the Zune HD then they'll love this that much more.

As for me I can already tell that Microsoft is going to continue investing in WM 6.5.x and give the hardware manufacturers room to have devices carrying their custom UIs.