Break Windows Mobile Gadgets Memory Cards User

Yes, memory cards are supported, but the latest OS from Microsoft seems to have a lot of weird restrictions

There was much speculation about whether Microsoft would support memory cards in Windows 7 Phone Programming, comments made by its project managers indicating that it might not. Well, the phone finally hit the market last week and some models are supported memory cards. But perhaps it would have been better if they did not.

Windows 7 Phone users face a pair of foil the issues surrounding the compatibility of the phone memory card.

In part, AT & T has warned users that they must use only "Certified for Windows 7 Phone" microSD cards with their Windows phones. The only problem? None of these maps are currently available.

According to Microsoft documentation, the certification is "a simple matter to judge its speed class" and includes "[s] everal other factors, such as the number of random read / write operations per second, play a role in how an SD card occurs with Windows 7 Phone devices. "

Question The second question is more critical than the Windows phones memory cards essentially "break" users "making permanent changes to those that prevent them from being used with other devices. Windows phone handset manufacturer Samsung warns that once you insert your memory card into the phone, "it will not be readable or writable by any other devices such as computers, cameras, printers, and so on."

Samsung says that the change (whatever that is) actually prevents you from even formatting your memory card to cancel the changes.

Fortunately Microsoft does not seem to be intentionally ruining equipment users as Apple has tried in the past, but unwittingly ruin is almost as bad. If there's one thing worse than not implementing a highly requested feature is its implementation horribly.

As the buzz of the initial sale works out, Microsoft must race to solve these problems or risks to the public develop a negative perception of its new smartphones.