Microsoft Handphone is Ready For Sale ?
New York – It has been long rumored that Microsoft would produce their own cell phone. As mentioned in the latest news,Verizon has prepared to sell two Microsoft phones in around May or June 2010 in the United States.
Quoted by Reuters on Friday (5/3/2010), a confidential source claimed the mobile was made for social networking site. Added, Microsoft developed the mobile device code-named Project Pink. Another source said, the handset is made by Sharp with Microsoft and Verizon logo pinned on it’s body.
Even the technology site Gizmodo claims to have leaked a promotional material to advertise Microsoft phone. Responding to this news, representatives from Verizon and Microsoft still declined to give comment. Microsoft has so far focused only competes in the realm of mobile phone software. But they got a tight competition from Apple, Google and others.
The previous news mentioned that Microsoft’s flagship phone will be named Turtle, and Pure. Both are intended to fulfill the networking site
67 Percent of The World Population Owns Mobiles :)
The phone seemed to have become a ‘must’ for many people. Not only in rich countries, but also has penetrated the poorest countries in the world. Quoted from Stlttoday, Thursday (25/2/2010), the UN Telecommunications Agency (International Telecommunication Union) report, approximately 4.6 billion or 67 percent of the population has been using the phone.
This amount increases from year to year. In 2002, there were only 1 billion mobile phone users in the world. “The level is incredibly grows,” said UN Telecommunications Agency.
UN Telecommunications Agency report covers the use of mobile phone, home phone and Internet usage in 159 countries. From the report revealed that 1.7 billion people or 26 percent of the total population connected to the internet world last year, up from 11 percent in 2002. However, there are also alarming facts revealed, that four out of five people who live in poor countries have not been touched bye the internet connection




