As the Mobile World Congress starts this Monday just 3 days from today, Microsoft will launch their new version of Mobile OS, the Windows Mobile 7 (now told as Windows Phone 7).

We have already given you the confirmed details about Windows Mobile 7, which made you clear that there will be no option for the multi tasking. Now someone is filming it to a big screen as the main downside of the Windows Phone 7. Really, will that hold you back from going for the most awaited launch from Microsoft?

Actually, there were already complaints about other Windows phone that they were slow, and the reason for that was many applications were running behind. i.e. the multi tasking itself. Also the multi tasking feature eats your PocketPC’s battery to a large extend which is avoided brilliantly by Microsoft.

The Windows Mobile 7 will be featured with a push notification by the Microsoft which will allow you get up an application which is not running at present through the internet. So I don’t think any of the Windows Phone 7 lovers will stick to any Android or iPhone option for the matter that multi tasking is not included in it.

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