Windows Phone Tango and Apollo schedule leak online
A new leak is claiming that two upgrades of Windows Phone are scheduled next year.
Microsoft might give its competitors the “move” next year, in fact, the company’s mobile team is reportedly set to offer two operating system upgrades next year according to the leak circulating online.
The document reveals that Microsoft will release the Tango update in Q2 of next year, and the tech giant might announce it at the Consumer Electronics Show next month. After Tango, the leak is adding that Windows Phone Apollo will follow suit and might arrive in Q4 of 2012.
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Microsoft’s phone rivals, Google and Apple, have updated their respective platforms multiple times already. The latest is Apple’s iOS 5 which features new multitasking, new web browser, deeper Twitter integration, PC free feature and so much more, while Google’s latest offering is the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
The document, assuming that it is accurate, says the upcoming Windows Phone Tango will offer “products with the best prices,” but no word yet about the operating system’s add-ons. Meanwhile, the Apollo update is expected to include the advanced “business” or enterprise support alongside “competitive volume.”
Nokia will be the latest Windows Phone manufacturer that will compete against Android and iPhone in the United States next year. The Lumia 800 is reportedly poised to include LTE or Long Term Evolution, while the Lumia 710 is a budget-friendly phone that will join the T-Mobile USA lineup next month.
Other companies like Samsung, HTC and LG are also expected to release new Windows Phone devices next year.
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