Microsoft tonight or release Windows Phone 8 operating system

Microsoft tonight or announces Next generation Windows Phone 8 system. Microsoft (Weibo) is likely to release the next generation of Windows Phone (microblogging) 8 operating system at the developer Summit in Beijing tonight at San Francisco, according to CNET, the US Science and Technology Web site, the morning News of Beijing June 20. Microsoft released its own branded tablet computer in Tuesday. Just one months ago, Microsoft had posted invitations to attendees at the developer Summit. Although Microsoft is tight-lipped about its meeting plans, it is possible to predict Microsoft's all-day meeting schedule from some industry rumours. The Windows Phone 8 operating system code-named Apollo (Apollo) will be the headline of Microsoft's press conference. Microsoft has almost announced that the next-generation Windows Phone system will support multi-core processors, and that the hardware considerations require terminal software to run efficiently. But getting developers to write code for multithreaded processing is also a key step. Microsoft is expected to officially announce at the summit that its mobile operating system supports multi-core processors. Microsoft is also expected to announce that Windows Phone 8 will support NFC (near-field communications) technology, and that the hardware and software mix is expected to provide more flexibility. As NFC technology heats up, Microsoft needs to make sure its phones aren't behind, providing a virtual wallet experience. Mary Jo Foley, a zdnet contributor to the US Science and Technology website, Mary Fley that Microsoft mobile PC-side sync software zune will be upgraded significantly, code-named Daphne. A better move for Microsoft is to give up mobile desktop communications and go all the way to the cloud. Given that this is a developer summit, it is possible that Microsoft will simply launch the new Windows Phone 8 Developer Tool at the conference, or demonstrate some of its newest applications from partners.