Firstly, it’s been confirmed that Nokia will release its Windows Phone 7 smartphone by the end of 2011, and the first software update - – that adds support for CDMA radios, copy & paste, and some performance improvements – - hits devices in early March.Future updates (later this year) will add support for third-party multi-tasking apps and games, Twitter integration, cloud-based office docs via SkyDrive, Internet Explorer 9 Mobile (mobile version of the browser) and Xbox Live Kinect companion (yes, control-free gaming with Windows Phone).
Microsoft takes the idea of multi-tasking from WebOS (likely) – - apps stacked together like cards to switch between, that is. The company said that it disabled multitasking for third-party apps due to battery life issues.
The Windows Phone 7 Marketplace (a.k.a Windows Marketplace for Mobile) now has more than 8000 apps and 28,000 registered developers.
2011 MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS KEYNOTE.
Steve Ballmer Takes The Stage At 2011 MWC 
IE9 Mobile for Windows Phone 7 
Joe Belfiore Details Windows Phone 7 Updates 
Stephen Elop (Nokia) And Steve Ballmer (Microsoft) 
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Keynote at 2011 MWC 
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Keynote at 2011 MWC 
Windows Phone 7 - Xbox Live Avatars 
Windows Phone 7 - 2011 MWC 
Windows Phone 7 SkyDrive Support 
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