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Ericsson has never officially announced its plans to create Windows
Phone devices, but it looks like the company is doing some testing on
the side, according to some photographs that recently surfaced. The
folks over at Nokiawp.net managed to get their hands on some pictures of
a Sony Ericsson phone running the Windows Phone operating system. The
device is clearly labeled as a prototype device and still has “Ericsson”
in its name so these could be pretty old photographs, so it's likely
that it'll never see the light of day; and it looks a lot like the
cancelled prototype from last year. And let's not to mention Sony Ericsson's previous statement on aiming to be the largest Android handset maker. But companies have been known to change their minds at whim, so we shouldn't rule it out either. There may or may not be a Sony (Ericsson) Windows Phone device in the future - just don't hold your breath for it. | |
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