Windows Phone boss Andy Lees has said today that dual-core, LTE-supporting Windows Phone 7 devices are coming soon, as the company pushes its way back into smartphone relevancy.
Notes Lees:
The exec says the phone platform is in a good position against the competition, Apple's iOS and Google's Android.
When asked about when dual-core, LTE devices are coming, Lees says soon. He also explains how current devices hold up:
Windows Phone 7 just updated to "Mango" 7.5, which makes the phones a viable alternative to other mature platforms out there.
We're not making specific predictions but I think that our momentum is going to build. Our first [release] was about mindshare, and really getting the credibility, and I think [Mango] is really about starting to build unit volume and market share.
The exec says the phone platform is in a good position against the competition, Apple's iOS and Google's Android.
When asked about when dual-core, LTE devices are coming, Lees says soon. He also explains how current devices hold up:
They're all single core, but I suspect that they will be faster in usage than any dual-core phone that you put against it, and that's the point.
The first LTE phones were big and big (users) of the battery, and I think it's possible to do it in a way that is far more efficient, and that's what we will be doing.
Windows Phone 7 just updated to "Mango" 7.5, which makes the phones a viable alternative to other mature platforms out there.
