Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer delivered a keynote speech focused on Windows Phone 7 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday, just days after announcing a major partnership with handset maker Nokia. Ballmer introduced new features to the mobile operating system, including deeper Twitter integration, multitasking, and the incorporation of Internet Explorer 9 with the ability to run HTML5. Another new feature will allow Windows-powered phones to interact with the Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Kinect motion game system.
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Posted by: Rob Spiegel February 14, 2011 03:20 PMMicrosoft CEO Steve Ballmer delivered a keynote speech focused on Windows Phone 7 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday, just days after announcing a major partnership with handset maker Nokia. Ballmer introduced new features to the mobile operating system, including deeper Twitter integration, multitasking, and the incorporation of Internet Explorer 9 with the ability to run HTML5. Another new feature will allow Windows-powered phones to interact with the Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Kinect motion game system.