On February 21,
Microsoft Office 2007 Pro, Microsoft officials advised Windows Telephone 7 (WP7) people that the company had began rolling out the first update for Windows Phone seven.Just before you copy-and-paste-happy WP7 followers begin salivating — this 1st update isn;t NoDo, the coming update that many consider to be the first for Microsoft;s smartphones. NoDo is slated to begin rolling out in early March,
Office 2007 Enterprise Key, Microsoft execs recently acknowledged.Instead, this “first” minor update is a pre-Nodo update, according to today;s Windows Telephone blog posting.“This first update for Windows Phone is designed to improve the software update process itself. So while it might not sound exciting, it’s still important because it’s paving the way for all future goodie-filled updates to your phone, such as duplicate and paste or improved Marketplace search,
Office Pro 2010 Key,” the post read.Microsoft will be pushing out this minor update gradually over the coming days. To get the update (once they receive a message letting them know it is available to them), WP7 consumers need to connect their phones to their PCs or Macs and download it, via the respective client software.NoDo,
Windows 7 Key, when it finally arrives, will add copy-and-paste support; improved performance; better Marketplace search, and CDMA support. The next “major” update to WP7 will be “Mango,
Windows 7 Enterprise,” and currently is slated to be available on WP7 phones in time for holiday 2011. Mango will include Internet Explorer (IE) 9 Mobile and multitasking support for third-party applications, among other features.Update (February 22): After reports by some WP7 end users that the very first update was “bricking” their phones, caution is the watchword. “We are investigating reports related to the Windows Telephone update process and will provide additional information and guidance as it becomes available,” a Microsoft spokesperson said when I asked whether people should hold off from installing the pre-NoDo update.