Microsoft next year or push "super cell phone": Carry WP8 Hardware Tough

The roadmap shows that Microsoft will release Windows Phone 8 "Apollo" lead in the fourth quarter of next year: US technology blog TechCrunch Today, the media exposed the development roadmap for Microsoft's Windows Phone platform in Wednesday. The roadmap shows that Microsoft will focus more on hardware after launching the Windows Phone 8Apollo system. Although Microsoft will first release the Windows Phonetango system next year, the hardware-powerful super phone will be the focus of Microsoft's next year. The following is the full text of the article: earlier, the Windows phone platform is widely acclaimed that the platform does not need the latest, best hardware can provide users with a unified flow experience. Samsung Focus Flash, for example, currently has a low contract price in at&t, but as well as other Windows Phone phones on the market. This means that the Windows phone platform can provide an almost consistent experience on a variety of handsets at different prices. But handset makers face the dilemma of how to differentiate windows Phone phones and highlight the selling points of their phones. Mobile phone manufacturers can decide whether to use a large screen or a physical keyboard. However, Microsoft's quest for a super phone on the Windows Phone Apollo platform means Microsoft is likely to take a similar approach to the Android platform. Microsoft is going to fall into a trap, but that is understandable. Companies such as Samsung Electronics and Motorola Mobility can choose which operating systems to use and put the products they have developed into any market they can think of. At the same time, tech blogs and testers are concerned about the hardware parameters of new products, which allows users to pursue processor frequencies and camera pixels. The end result of this trend is to bring a lot of choices to users, and the best products will get the most attention. This is not to say that the hardware of the handset is unimportant. In fact, hardware is critical if you want to provide a good experience to your users. However, if you analyze it carefully, you can see that even if the processor frequency is slightly higher on paper, the actual performance improvement may be small. There are some flaws in the Windows phone platform, but these flaws are unlikely to be solved with new hardware. The problem with Windows phone is the operating system itself, and even if the first generation of hardware can support the system well, it doesn't make much difference to just tighten the hardware. It is unclear what Microsoft's hardware parameters are for the super phones. Dual-core processors, as well as support for the LTE network, will be welcomed, and it is certain that such hardware configurations will soon appear on Windows Phone phones. However, such hardware upgrades are only synchronized with competitors, and it is unclear what Windows Phone Apollo will make. AccordingPreviously, Apollo is the code for Windows Phone 8, which will be launched in the fourth quarter of next year. Before this time, there were a lot of variables in the Windows phone platform. If there are some important changes, the super phone will be able to provide a better Windows Phone 8 experience than the current hardware. If the information in this roadmap is accurate, then Microsoft's first Super phone will be expected to be available in the fourth quarter of 2012. However, with the rapid updating of the Android platform and Apple's year-end promotions, Microsoft's products will face a serious disadvantage. So, from now until the fourth quarter of next year, Microsoft will face fierce competition no matter how Microsoft's development progresses. (Chu Yue)