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From http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/15/live-from-microsofts-windows-phone-7-series-windows-mobile-press-event-at-mwc-2010/ http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/15/l
by glymor 17y ago
From http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/15/live-from-microsofts-windows-phone-7-series-windows-mobile-press-event-at-mwc-2010/ http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/15/live-from-microsofts-wind...
"Here's a look at the browser. This is a much more advanced browser then we've ever shipped. It's based on the desktop version of IE, so it's highly compatible with lots of webpages."
And there's a few pictures.
- tomh- 17y agoThat browser better has to support the exact same features as webkit for android and Iphone else I don't think this phone can match up against the iphone and android phones due to the lack of developer interest in developing for this browser. Developers are fed up for years with Microsoft's browsers and here they can safely ignore it because it doesn't have a huge market share.
- dangrossman 17y agoIf it's based on the rendering engine in IE8/7, then pretty much everything on the web already works for it. No mainstream sites are "safely ignoring" Internet Explorer.
- tomh- 17y agoWell regular mainstream sites aren't, but mobile web applications/sites are making use of css3 and html5 features not present in IE8/7. In the mobile industry Microsoft has such a large marketshare that it will be safe to ignore the browser of Windows Mobile 7 (for now).
- blasdel 17y agoThey spent the last couple years talking about how WM7 was going to be based on IE6!