Microsoft releases final version of Windows Server Mobile Connector

July 18, according to foreign media reports, in Windows Phone 7 smartphone users waiting for the smartphone operating system code-named "Mango" update, the current WP7 mobile phone has a new downloadable software, allowing users to connect their mobile phone with their home server. Microsoft has released Windows Server FX phone Connector, a mobile connector to the Windows Servers solution, according to a news release from the Microsoft Windows Home Server website. Microsoft released a release version of the software earlier this year. This final release will work with a home server that installs the Microsoft Windows Home Server 2011 operating system. It requires downloading the server operating system as well as a mobile application.　　Microsoft's online Zune Mall can find the software. Once these two software is installed, users can set up their own WP7 phones to access and view any media files that are remotely stored on a home server, such as pictures, audio, or video.　　Users can also use mobile phones to manage things on Windows home servers, such as setting file backup times and managing the number of users who can access the server. However, the number of users of this new feature is very limited, as the number of users currently WP7 is small. And there are also fewer users of Windows Home Server software installed in their homes. However, it is a good thing that Microsoft decided to provide some additional functionality to WP7 users before releasing the "Mango" update. Microsoft's next major version of the mobile operating system could be released in August or September.