Windows phone team is stepping up the development of File Manager applications

Joe Belfiore, a Microsoft Windows Phone team executive, answered a number of Internet users ' questions about Windows Phone two days ago at Reddit AMA (ask Me Anything). The most noteworthy of the many issues is that Belfiore confirmed that Windows Phone is about to have its own File Manager application and will be online as soon as the end of May.

At present, the Windows phone team is stepping up the development of File Manager applications, the application has been very high degree of completion. The application Manager will be able to manage the built-in storage of the phone and the external SD card, as well as other functions, such as moving, copying files, creating new folders, or changing the folder's storage path, and also providing search capabilities for folders. A screenshot of the new File Manager app is attached below.

Belfiore says app will be online at Windows Phone App Store as soon as the end of May, when Windows Phone users can get the update.

Belfiore also mentions Cortana and says Cortana will log on to Windows 8 to provide personal assistance to desktop users. Also, Microsoft has opened a dedicated web page (cortana.uservoice.com) for Cortana to understand what users want Cortana to do, so that the team can join in the development process.

In addition, Snapchat's Windows Phone app also confirms that new Skype and Facebook apps will be online as soon as June. And for the lack of Google apps on the Windows Phone platform, Belfiore said, "Not what I want, and cherish."

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