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Microsoft is set to unveil more than 500 new enhancements to its Windows Phone mobile platform at an event in New York City on Tuesday.
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The update, called Mango, will include some new business capabilities that Microsoft Steve Ballmer talked about Monday at the Japanese Microsoft Developer Forum 2011.
The company is also expected to unveil some new Windows Phone partners, according to Ballmer. This could mean that we'll get a glimpse at some new hardware at the press event. That said, Bonnie Cha, CNET's smartphone expert doesn't expect new devices or the Mango updates to be available for a while.
Microsoft gave a sneak peek at what might be offered in Mango at Mobile World Congress 2011 in February. Some new features likely include, third-party multitasking, Internet Explorer 9 support, and Twitter integration in the Peoples hub.
CNET will have a team of reporters covering the event live. To stay on top of the latest news, check out our live blog. The link is below. The press conference starts at 10 a.m. ET. We'll be kicking off the live blog discussion about 15 to 20 minutes early, so come back and join the fun.
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The update, called Mango, will include some new business capabilities that Microsoft Steve Ballmer talked about Monday at the Japanese Microsoft Developer Forum 2011.
The company is also expected to unveil some new Windows Phone partners, according to Ballmer. This could mean that we'll get a glimpse at some new hardware at the press event. That said, Bonnie Cha, CNET's smartphone expert doesn't expect new devices or the Mango updates to be available for a while.
Microsoft gave a sneak peek at what might be offered in Mango at Mobile World Congress 2011 in February. Some new features likely include, third-party multitasking, Internet Explorer 9 support, and Twitter integration in the Peoples hub.
CNET will have a team of reporters covering the event live. To stay on top of the latest news, check out our live blog. The link is below. The press conference starts at 10 a.m. ET. We'll be kicking off the live blog discussion about 15 to 20 minutes early, so come back and join the fun.
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