Kin One And Kin Two, Social Phones By Microsoft
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Is official: Microsoft has decided to launch the phone to the Pink, fruit of the acquisition in Danger 2008 project manufacturers pool. The two first terminals are called Kin One and Two Kin, will be manufactured by Sharp, and although its base is Windows Phone 7 they will offer a totally different experience with a single interface, integration with social networks, a custom browser (tells us a little bird that related to the Zune) and any kind of support for applications of third companies. They are both feature phones and not smart phones to use. Both will use capacitive screens and none of them will offer support for Flash or Silver light.
Starting with the One Kin, the famous Turtle is discovered before our very eyes as a sliding, chassis with a QVGA, 4 GB of internal memory, 5 megapixel camera (with LEDs), and a real QWERTY keyboard.
Two kin, for its part, is the name of the phone formerly known as Pure and differs from his younger brother by the use of a screen WVGA, a camera 8 Megapixels and 8 GB of storage. As the One you will have WiFi, Bluetooth and 3 G, which will be important to taking Microsoft for services in the cloud as a solution for example to store photos and videos, allowing download complete if want you libraries.
Curiously, and while the Web browser will not support Silverlight, Microsoft format has been integrated into the main interface to provide a graphical environment really… only. Spot and Loop will be its major functions. Loop is on screen, by adding content from social networks on the basis of their priority, so that people “less interesting” of your list is off-screen. Spot is something different, a kind of “speaker” that drag virtually anything (photos, videos, updates of State etc.) to share it with your contacts.
As expected, both one and two offer “a Zune experience” of access to your media files and enjoys them, but they are not supported at the moment with the games designed for the Microsoft player. Mac users will have a system to upload songs without DRM, that Yes, devoid of the possibility of acquiring music online. Update firmware, however, will be independent of the operating system of your computer, because it will be sent directly to the terminals. Hopefully one of the first features to be added is tethering, because of time does not exist in the release specifications.
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