We haven’t seen much in terms of new Windows Phone devices, until today. Microsoft’s Steve Guggenheimer, Corporate vice president of the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Division at Microsoft, had a new Samsung Windows Phone Mango device on display.
The phone looks like the Windows Phone sibling of the Galaxy S II. Specifications are still unknown, but some are speculating that it could mirror that of the Android Galaxy. That particular phone features a dual-core processor, 1GB of ram, 4.3 super-AMOLED display and an 8-megapixel camera. Other devices revealed include models from Acer, Fujitzu and ZTE.
Microsoft hasn’t offered up required specifications for Mango, but it’s widely expected to introduce support for a front-facing camera. Windows Phone 7.5 will release sometime this fall, so expect the second generation of Windows Phone devices to be in tow.
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