Transcript Design End user comes first Platform Hardware Re-architected developer platform Optimized and standardized Windows Phone Hardware Common Hardware Elements Consistent set of hardware capabilities defined by Microsoft One resolution at launch Second resolution added later Same touch input Consistent processor.

Design
End user
comes first
Platform
Hardware
Re-architected
developer platform
Optimized and
standardized
Windows
Phone
Hardware
Common
Hardware
Elements
Consistent set of hardware
capabilities defined by Microsoft
One resolution at launch
Second resolution added later
Same touch input
Consistent processor / GPU
Same available RAM
Optional keyboard
Consistent
Platform
Quality
Focus
Integrated Experiences
PEOPLE
OFFICE
PICTURES
MUSIC+VIDEO
MARKETPLACE
GAMES
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Office hub
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Windows Phone 7 brings together a
captivating phone experience with best-in-class
productivity through Microsoft® Outlook® Mobile and
Microsoft Office Mobile, providing a platform for
compelling applications that can work across phone,
web, and PC.
Captivating & productive experiences
Phones end users desire
Productivity without compromise
Integrated infrastructure
Works well with what you have while meeting
corporate security and management needs
Powerful & consistent platform
Create powerful and compelling applications for the
phone, web, and PC using powerful and familiar
development tools
Works well with what you have
Extend access to Exchange and SharePoint
Utilize Exchange for policy management
Leverage existing IT knowledge
Reduce costs
Exchange ActiveSync support
Password enabled
This setting enables the Windows Phone password.
Password expiration
This setting enables the administrator to configure a length
of time after which a Windows Phone password must be
changed.
Password history
This setting specifies the number of past passwords that can
be stored in a user's mailbox, and does not allow a user to
reuse a stored password.
Allow simple password
This setting enables or disables the ability to use a simple
password such as 1234.
Minimum password length
This setting specifies the minimum password length.
Maximum inactivity time
lock
This setting specifies the length of time that a Windows
Phone can go without user input before it locks.
Maximum failed password
attempts
This setting specifies how many times an incorrect password
can be entered before the Windows Phone performs a wipe
of all data.
Windows® Phone 7 security & management
Helps protect corporate
information
Exchange ActiveSync® password policies
Remote Wipe
No PC tethered access or removable storage
Helps ensure data
reliability
Application sandboxing prevents apps from
sharing resources
Marketplace certification enhances integrity
Internet Explorer® Mobile helps protect
against malicious code from websites
Enables secure data
transmission
Supports secure access
to SharePoint
SSL Encryption (128/256 bit)
Forefront™ Unified Access Gateway (UAG)–
enabled access or SharePoint
Integrates easily with Exchange Server
Use existing investments
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Integrates easily with SharePoint Server
Use existing investments
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Create compelling applications using
Microsoft Silverlight® and XNA®
Rich support to develop across the web,
phone, and PC
Best-of-breed development tools
B2C applications from a single
marketplace
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http://developer.windowsphone.com
Develop
Test
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Windows
Phone device
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Package
Packaging &
Verification
Tools
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Windows Phone
Emulator
Myapp.xap
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http://developer.windowsphone.com
Transparent and predictable
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Develop
& Debug
Submit
& Validate
Windows® Phone
Application Deployment
Service
Certify
& Sign
Marketplace
Captivating
&
productive
experiences
Integrated
infrastructure
Business Productivity Online Suite
Powerful
&
consistent
platform
[email protected]
www.windowsphone7.com
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