Microsoft will present today its new mobile operating system, the Windows Phone 8. This presentation has taken on a new prominence after Google canceled its conference in New York. However, the computer giant has anticipated this event by presenting on its website a few hours before the application that will help synchronize these mobile devices with computers and tablets that carry the operating system Windows 8 or Windows RT.
As we indicated the prerequisite is to have a computer or tablet, Surface RT among them, with the operating system Windows 8 or Windows RT. The second requirement is to have a Windows 8 phone coming out today or upgrade an existing smartphone to the new Redmond software.
The app takes care of sync data and content between the two devices to make them available anywhere circumstance. We talk about documents, videos, photos and music. It also allows you share and save them, that is, upload them to the cloud, from the phone.
Another detail is that it allows you to download applications for your phone from the desktop and check how much space it remains in your memory easily, so you can better manage the space on your mobile device.
It will also allow you to do something that has already been seen with Apple devices. Being connected, in the event that we lose the mobile, we can track it and they will tell us exactly where is it located. These tracking tools are great and should be generalized across all platforms since all phones carry GPS.
Today at 10 o'clock in California, 5 o'clock in Spain, the presentation of this new operating system will begin as well as some devices that will carry it, mainly from Nokia, HTC and Samsung. This happens today to be the event of the day in the world of technology. Hurricane Sandy unknowingly throws Microsoft a wire.
Source: Microsoft