Microsoft confirms WindowsPhone7 cannot support shared Internet access

Beijing time September 25 morning news, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft confirmed in Friday, the upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system can not support the tethering sharing of Internet functionality. The so-called tethering sharing Internet, refers to the 3G mobile phone as a modem to use, help computers and other devices to use 3G network Internet.　　Microsoft recently said it would depend on Internet operators to support tethering sharing, but it confirmed in Friday that the Windows Phone 7 operating system would not support this feature, but the company did not disclose whether future releases would add to the functionality. Microsoft wants to expand the smartphone market with Windows Phone 7, but there are a number of technical deficiencies that include a lack of full multitasking and copy/paste capabilities in addition to tethering sharing.　　It was reported last week that handsets with Windows phone 7 operating systems would not be able to support CDMA networks until next year. Lack of carrier support is clearly a big disadvantage, but it remains to be seen how much the lack of other functionality will have on Windows Phone 7. tethering share the Internet is very powerful, but the use of mobile phone is not high. Both Android and Palm support this feature, and the iphone has already supported it.　　The iphone's exclusive operator in the United States, At&t, added a tethering-share Internet service This June, which required a $20 dollar per month, while the company also canceled its unlimited data packages. The copy/Paste feature has become a very popular feature, and Apple has been blamed for the lack of that feature early on.　　Windows phone 7 only allows for a limited number of tasks, such as playing music and running apps or using the calendar to call, but the system does not support the full multitasking features like other smartphones. Industry insiders believe that if you want to get a powerful mobile phone, users will be sure to think twice before buying a Windows Phone 7 phone.　　But Microsoft does not seem to have technology enthusiasts as the target audience, but rather to focus on the mass market. The Windows phone 7 phone will be released in New York on October 11 and will be listed in Europe later in October, when the U.S. market is scheduled to start in early November. (Si yuan)