Windows Phone 7 dev chief talks enterprise

Summary: Charlie Kindel tells ZDNet UK in a two-part interview how Microsoft will address the enterprise market with both its new Windows Phone 7 operating system and its legacy Windows Mobile 6.5 OS

By David Meyer | April 20, 2010 -- 13:50 GMT (06:50 PDT)

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In the first instalment of our two-part interview with Microsoft's head of development for Windows Phone 7, Charlie Kindel tells ZDNet UK how Microsoft will address the enterprise market with both its new Windows Phone 7 operating system and its legacy Windows Mobile 6.5 OS.

Topics: Mobility, Smartphones

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