~~~Windows phone-Mango~~~ It's not just another OS..!!!

                                                         


You may wonder, why people are so much interested in mangoes these days. It's not because the tasty mangoes they eat.It's bacause ,the arrival of  far more tastier Mango phone with awesome set of new features that you'll be never regret to have one.
lets check out what made this Mango tastier than Apple's iphone5 or Android's icecream sandwitch or Blackberry.
           There are over 500 cool features which make you crazy over mango.The big advantage of Windows' mobile operating system is the clean, clear, but far from antiseptic Metro interface, 
which is so good that Microsoft has taken it to both Windows 8 and Xbox 360. Microsoft hasn't messed with success here ,Windows Phone 7.5 Mango has the same signature look as its predecessor, only better.





User Interface


  The live tiles adds a smarter look to the phone  and you can pin not just apps but specific features within apps to the Start screen. You can also pin groups of people, who you can then text or track on Twitter and Facebook all at once; folders from email; artists; albums; or the new SmartDJ playlists. Without changing the way the Start screen works, Microsoft has made it more useful and more pliant for personalisation.

You no longer have to cram all your favourite apps on to it to find them either. Once you have more than 45 apps, letters of the alphabet show up to separate the list. Tap any letter to open an alphabetised grid that makes it fast to find an app without you having to spend time arranging them logically.




Multitasking


Windows Phone 7.5 Mango has multitasking capabilities, but what you get from these depends on the apps you run. Some apps – music players, for instance – get to run in the background, but mostly what you get is the same fast-task switching as before, with the addition of an app picker view so you can choose what you want to go back to.


              It's similar to the way that Live Tiles work and a good compromise 
between making it easier to work with multiple apps and not undermining battery life. A handful of apps, including Evernote, have already been updated to run in the background, and you can go back to working with them as fast as if you never switched away.
Once you have a lot of apps that can run in the background, the new battery saver option comes in handy.When your battery gets low, this turns off Wi-Fi, push email and background apps. We found we could set it to turn on automatically and squeeze extra life out of the phone without ever really noticing that any service was getting turned off.




Social networking
The new software emphasizes tight integration with Facebook, of which Microsoft is a minority owner; Bing, Redmond’s search engine; and Skype, the web-telephony pioneer Microsoft recently purchased for $8.5 billion.

           

      As Microsoft says, the updated Windows Phone OS will enable users to import not only their Facebook contacts (which is currently available), but also their Twitter and LinkedIn contacts. Facebook on Windows Phone will also get several new tools, including face detection software and check-ins. And whereas in the previous version of Windows Phone individual contacts could be placed on the "live tiles" on the phone's homescreen, Mango will make it possible for users to create groups of contacts that are represented by these live tiles, and change that will let users "see the latest status updates and quickly send a text, email or IM to

the whole group, right from the start screen.

       Another more cool feature i found was that, You can also share videos on SkyDrive and Facebook, but not YouTube, and if you record a long clip it will get transcoded to upload more quickly.

IE9 and the real office

     

             IE9 on Windows Phone 7.5 Mango is a real browser that uses the same code as IE9 on Windows 7, although it still lacks the ability to run plug-ins such as Flash. It does, however, have the same super-fast Chakra JavaScript engine.

This means you can run web apps such as Google Docs, the full TechRadar site, your mobile banking site and almost any other page online.

You can choose whether the browser identifies itself as operating from a mobile to retrieve smaller, phone-optimised pages or a desktop browser for the full version of sites, but you rarely have to worry about a page not working unless it's specifically written for Safari or Chrome.

  Enhanced voice recognition

     you will see that this is a really cool feature in mango phone, and girls......you will love it sooo much. A new component, Local Scout, is like Yelp or Google Places but not shitty looking—it shows you stuff to "see + do" around you, like shopping and food, with recommended listings and reviews, pulled from Bing's database. There's also visual search, which partly what you'd expect-it scans book covers, QR codes, DVDs and then it'll take you to a neat list of prices, reviews and the like. And with WP's new App Shortcuts, you're able to instantly jump to the book in Amazon's Kindle app, where you can buy it and start reading in seconds, for instance. BUT. It also translates text you see in real-life into other languages, on the fly. It's amazing.

        Although there are so many things to be share with, one post will not be sufficient to integrate them all. I think these features are pretty much sufficient for Windows phone 7.5 -Mango, to lead to a booming smart phone market. 

Microsoft has been always fulfilling the improvements,its customers needed. It seems that this is another point where Microsoft delivers its professionalism, in the IT world having over 70% of OS market share. No doubts that, Windows phone 7.5 will hit the market with its supreme usability and surprising powerfulness.