Microsoft Calls First Windows Phone 7 Update a Success
Feb 23, 2011, 9:40 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Microsoft today published a blog post that shares some information about how the first update to its Windows Phone 7 platform has proceeded. According to Microsoft, fully 90% of the updates have gone smoothly. Microsoft admits that 10% of WP7 users did experience problems with their update, but identified poor internet connections or lack of computer storage as the culprits behind most of these problems. Microsoft did say that it has come across a small technical glitch encountered by some Samsung WP7 devices, and as a precaution has suspended the update for those phones. In its blog post, Microsoft provides a number of answers to common questions about the update. Those seeking more information about the update before proceeding are encouraged to read the post.
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