Slide deck from Meetup 15, January 2011

1. Anthony Bartolo Windows Phone 7 Partner Engagement Manager Microsoft Canada A Different Kindof Phone.

2. Agenda Why Windows® Phone 7 Captivating and productive experiences Developer Experiences Q&A 2

3. Since we announced… “I'm sorry, Cupertino, but Microsoft has nailed it. Windows Phone 7 feels like an iPhone from the future.” Jesus Diaz, Gizmodo “The interface is a rapid, massive departure from Windows Mobile 6.5. Really, it’s huge.” Greg Kumparek, MobileCrunch “Microsoft is about to leapfrog Apple and every other player in the mobile space with Windows Phone 7.” Peter Ha, TIME “…it is different enough to embarrass pretty much everyone else except Apple.” Charlie Sorrel, Wired “The man with the plan for your mobile future is not Steve Jobs but Steve Ballmer.” “Windows Phone 7 Series is official, and Microsoft is playing to win.” “Microsoft hit it out of the park by creating an innovative and exciting smartphone platform.” Matthew Miller of ZDNet

4. Windows Phone 7 is a different kind of phone, People :-) designed to bring together Messaging Outlook 1 1 2 what you care about most.

5. Windows Phone 7: A Different Experience Demo

6. Mark Arteaga President RedBit Development DeveloperExperiences

7. Q&A Anthony Bartolo Partner Engagement Manager i-abart@microsoft.com (647) 237-5988 WirelessLife Mark Arteaga RedBitDevelopment, President mark@redbitdevcom (416) 907-3876 MarkArteaga

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