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Microsoft finally began releasing the latest update for AT&T Windows phones last week that included features that are new and undocumented. It also reduced the upload speed on Samsung's focus, with various blog posting a correction. And this week I'll still recommend the latest app roundup of PocketNow.

Microsoft and Nokia finalize agreement

Last week Microsoft and Nokia ad released that they had finally signed on the dotted line — 10 weeks after first announced their intention to form a partnership. Also reported last week, was the news that Nokia's market share fell below 30% for the first time in over a decade, so it is clear that this partnership is crucial to the future success of Nokia.

Update begins to roll out at&T WP7

Also last week Microsoft began rolling out the latest update of Windows Phone phones AT&T. and for those who were impatient and jumped the gun through the incision of ChevronWP7, , which Microsoft said last week that those phones updated Chevron never would be able to install an update. Uh oh. I wish I hadn't emphasized this hack in a previous column.

While the upgrade was welcome news for users of AT&T waiting to get the speed bump, market research and copy/paste, apparently some Samsung owners find that Focus had been reduced to their upload speed. You can find a fix on Windows Phone thoughts.

Unique features for AT&T and undocumented features

Update AT&T for Windows phones has two additional features: data connection 1) of the phone automatically switches to Wi-Fi if you enter the vicinity of a hotspot Wi-Fi and 2) the ability to sync with address book on-line a AT&T.

(Talking about AT&T, please note that now you're selling MicroSD cards approved by Microsoft. Learn more Engadgeton).

Additionally, users on a variety of devices are finding some undocumented features. One is a new setting that allows you to set an image from a network image of the album as social Contact. TheNextWeb has a list of features.

Details about the perfect Multitasking

One of the important features of Mango WP7 scheduled for update this year is multitasking. Everyone is looking forward to that, but note that multitasking is typically implemented differently on most phones on the desktop computer, to save memory and battery life. You can read more PocketNow on about how it will work on Windows Phone 7, and how this compares to the iPhone and Android.

Weekly App Roundup

By PocketNow weekly roundup app demoed by week, as usual, five apps in 30 seconds each. Anti-theft applications included free (to prevent theft of your phone), rawhide (a collection of utilities), PocketWiz (a guide to improve your photo quality) and two games.

In addition, Windows Phone thoughts posted the suggestion useful that it is better to buy the Zune Desktop applications through. In this way, if you need to hard reset your device, or if you buy a new phone, applications will automatically reinstall themselves.

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