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IPhone user Mark Tinderholt, a developer with Avanade, a Chicago-based systems integration joint-venture by Accenture and Microsoft, is struck by the Windows Phone 7’s differentness from the iPhone UI.

“The graphical functionalities were very very low.” But Windows Phone 7 is causing Ribreau to rethink. “It was not smooth enough for us,” Ribreau says. The company evaluated Windows Mobile 6.5. That’s new to me, to see that in Microsoft.”

“Microsoft has created a new way of to think. “It’s very new, and very nice,” says Thomas Ribreau, project manager for Ave!Comics, an online marketplace for digital comics, based in Montpellier, France. MIX10 attendees generally seemed impressed, even amazed, at what Microsoft achieved in the new UI layer for the mobile operating system.

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On Monday, Microsoft announced that free Express versions of the latest iterations of its core development toolkits, enabled for Windows Phone applications, are available for download. Their questions are part of the unfolding exploration of just what Microsoft is delivering - and not delivering - in the first release of the mobile platform. But their assessments and questions often reflect the same concerns and requirements of those who are. Not all of these are enterprise-based or enterprise-focused developers. The fact that they’re thinking about the decision at all is a victory for Microsoft’s mobile ambitions. Others, in both Microsoft and non-Microsoft development shops, have a more complex set of decisions to make. Some will plunge at once into Windows Phone 7 development, leveraging the release of free Express editions of the core Microsoft development tools, all now enabled for Windows Phone. Based on conversations, most of the attendees looking at Windows Phone 7 are impressed with the new visual “face” of the operating system.

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