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This is a live demonstration of Bing Vision, Local Scout, Quick Cards, contact groups, indoor maps, and other Windows Phone 7 'Mango' features, recorded at Microsoft's VIP preview earlier today.

In New York earlier today, Microsoft held a VIP preview for its upcoming Windows Phone “Mango” update, which will hit devices this fall. Journalists weren’t allowed to touch the phones, but we were given hands-on demos from representatives. This video shows some new features like contact groups, Bing Vision, Pinning groups to the homescreen, Quick Cards, indoor maps, and Local Scout. While we must withhold most judgement until we’re able to test these features out for ourselves, many of the new WP7 features, like these, seem very natural upgrades to the smartphone operating system and all appear to have a common goal: Simplifying and speeding up common tasks.

If you’d like to learn more about WP7 Mango, please check out the full recap of today’s announcements. We also posted a quick picture gallery of the event, the handset-related announcements Microsoft made (new partners like Acer), and a video of multitasking in action.

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  1. Nathan Clarke at 3:57am 25th May 2011 There are loads of Linux based mobile OSes. You don't hear about them because the fail is strong with them (regardless of how technically good they are)......
  2. Stephan Brunet at 12:01am 25th May 2011 Someone needs to make a Linux Phone..... and I don't mean like android.
  3. Stephan Brunet at 12:01am 25th May 2011 Someone needs to make a Linux Phone..... and I don't mean like android.
  4. Travis Chittenden at 11:57pm 24th May 2011 Too bad no one cares about Windows phones...
  5. Travis Chittenden at 11:57pm 24th May 2011 Too bad no one cares about Windows phones...
  6. Travis Chittenden at 11:57pm 24th May 2011 Too bad no one cares about Windows phones...
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