Users of Windows Mobile operating system based devices will no longer be able to get access to applications from the Microsoft application store.
Software giant, Microsoft announced that going forward mobile devices with Microsoft Windows operating system will face new constraints as far as access to applications is concerned. As per Microsoft the changes have made to benefit the users. Now this changed policy will bring new challenges for the users with older version of Windows OS as going forth they will not be able access applications from the Microsoft application store. So the only solution lest for them is to update the version of their operating system. It is crucial that users upgrade their mobile operating systems in order to improve the security aspect of the marketplace, as reported by Microsoft.

Microsoft had come out with Windows Phone 7 in 2010 for its Smartphone’s to replace its older Windows Mobile operating system. The company has also revealed that it will be launching its new Windows 8 OS and will be used for PC’s tablets and Smartphone’s.

Source : Themobileindian

So we heard a couple of months ago that a new telecom policy is underway and should bring in a roaming-free environment with one-nation, one-tariff and nation-wide mobile number portability. News back then was that it will be implemented by early 2012, however according to sources the implementation of the new policy has been delayed and that it should be here by June 2012.

Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal had announced the Draft New Telecom Policy 2011 in October and had said that the new policy would be ready after incorporating comments from all stakeholders by the end of this year. An official statement, highlighting developments during 2011, "the new policy is likely to be approved by June 2012". The delay obviously means a little dismay, but we hope that it is implemented as soon as possible.

Source : Mobigyaan