What Will Windows 7 Major Upgrade 2011 Bring

These are definitely some signs that can’t be ignored, can they? In fact Microsoft ought to better pull a rabbit out of the hat actual shortly since these numbers, even if unofficial right now, will be unveiled later down the road. The company is readying a major program update for very early 2011, and although this upgrade will bring you multitasking or Copy and Paste features, will that be to significantly bump up sales?

Symbian 3

Recently, for example, Nokia have rebuilt Symbian and launched Symbian^3 on the N8, whilst Microsoft released Windows telephone 7 in a high profile campaign across a range of high-end devices. historicallyin the past, both Symbian and Windows Mobile have come under criticism (from some quarters) for providing a user experience that does not match the high standards set by competitors and for offering limited services and content. This is reflected in the comparatively lower loyalty scores their respective ecosystems generate; Symbian (24%) and Windows Mobile (29%). In contrast, Apple, who have arguably led the way in the smartphone market in terms of user experience and service / content provision have very high levels (59%) of said loyalty to the Apple Ecosystem. Nevertheless, despite this lead even Apple and Android users would consider other mobile ecosystems when it comes to upgrading their telephone.

iPhone

Apple iPhone owners were a bit different though, as 59% of those surveyed planned to stick with Apple’s smartphone for their next purchase. Microsoft received the lowest loyalty score with 21% but it’s not clear if this survey was for Windows telephone 7, which was only released a month ago.

Acer

Acer made its name building inexpensive netbooks and laptops, and has parlayed that electronic expertise in to the smartphone realm. (“What they need to be is a worldwide provider of mobile solutions–smartphone, tablet, netbook, notebook–any kind of mobile, going from content creation to content consumption,” Lanci said.) The company primarily offers its smartphone wares in Europe, but company executives have expressed a desire to expand in to the U.S. smartphone market.