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Microsoft has been long due on an official Windows Phone update. Besides, with Google already contemplating bringing in yet another update to the Gingerbread platform, it was simply imperative on the part of Microsoft to bring in the changes. Luckily, Microsoft hasn’t delayed one bit in bringing forth the latest Windows Phone 7.1 a.k.a Mango. According to mobile phone deals, this is arguably the best time to acquire Windows mobile phones especially after considering the sheer amount of features and functionalities Mango brings to the table.

Windows Phone 7.1 integrates as many as 500 new features, now that’s an exceptional figure even for a major update. From the major upgrades front you get better multitasking capabilities, enhanced social networking integration, improved messaging and much deeper apps and games support. Sadly, there aren’t great many Samsung phones that can be proud of being Windows based. Yes, the likes of Samsung, LG and HTC do have a few up their sleeves, but according to quite a few mobile phone deals, these certainly aren’t enough to keep up the fight against the likes of Android and iOS. However, with Nokia joining hands with Microsoft, there is no denying that Nokia’s Windows Phone 7.1 could possibly take the market by storm.

With Windows Phone 7.1, you now have the highly anticipated card interface that will allow users to seamlessly switch between apps and games just like in the highly admired WebOS. While the previous Windows Phone OS was amply criticized for limited language localization, WP 7.1 changes all of that by signing in a long list of supported languages.

The Mango update also happens to slot in Internet Explorer 9, which now supports hardware acceleration. Therefore the latest dual core WP 7 phones could well be browsing significantly faster than every other contemporary handset. Besides, the good old Bing services too get’s share of upgrades via newly added features such as Bing Vision, Voice offer (voice navigation), Music Search and the exclusive ‘Quick Cards’ that enables quick access of any key information.

Also, several mobile phones will be greatly pleased to find Microsoft finally allowing third-party apps integration within the hubs of Windows Phone 7.1. This will not only improve mobile phone deals, but will also encourage developers to be more creative on WP 7.1.