Windows Phone 7 Series is more of a mirror of the iPhone that is missing some features rather than a great new development from Microsoft.  It seems to be defined more by the features and functions it lacks than the ones it delivers.  Some of these however, will be fixed after the initial launch, like the copy and paste function.  Others we may have to wait until later models of Windows Phone come out (true multitasking for third party apps).  … like 8, 9, or even 10 for all we know.  There is also an issue that involves browser flash support, in that it completely lacks it.

Microsoft does claim that these features are lacking for a reason, one that I agree is good.  For me, however, I will have to wait till third party developers and hackers fix the Windows Phone so I can make it my experience not a Microsoft experience.

Do you cherish another’s experience?

What do you want to see on the Windows Phone 7 Series that you know it will be lacking at launch?

Who do you look to, to provide flexibility with your future mobile experiences?

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