Purported WM 7 Screen Shot

[BigDiesel07]

I wonder if WM 7 will still use Windows CE

[dannzeman]

More Windows Mobile 7 goodness

March 26th, 2009 | Author: admin

Here are some more shots showing the Windows Mobile 7 UI as presented in the built-in apps.
The first screen would also be the first to show the look of the Windows Mobile Marketplace. As can be seen it will also play a role in promoting Microsoft’s online services, which likely due to anti-trust reasons Microsoft is reluctant to ship with their devices.
The IM app uses an attractive UI (no sign of Windows 3.1 here) and features contact pictures.
The last picture of of the Zune UI.
While these screen shots raises concerns with me regarding navigation and task switching (possibly alleviated by hard buttons) it is however clear that any concerns regarding the cosmetics of the user interface will be laid well to rest.

http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=3870

[Noir]

the first two shots look like smartphone edition though. I want something for pocket pc...

[GREY.FOXX]

Here is more info Via Phonedog.com.

Though Redmond’s been pretty quiet about Windows Mobile 7, a few tidbits have been leaked to the scene lately. Add these to bunch: Over the weekend, Engadget got its hands on a few images that look — well, inconsistent to say the least. The pics show different designs, so these could be conceptual layouts at best, or fanboy wishlist manifestations at worst. You be the judge.

Either way, it’s interesting. There are some good things here — like clean design and a user-friendly UI — so hopefully, these might show some indications of where WinMo 7 could head. That would be the good news. The bad is the fact that, in two of the layouts, it looks like the designer had no idea where to stick the battery, volume or signal strength indicators, so it got slapped in at the bottom, i.e. beneath where the users’ thumbs would be. (Seems a bit cramped down there, no?)

Even so, it’s great to see that there might be more in the works for the WinMo crowd. But if you’re hoping that CTIA will reveal some truthiness about 7, you may be disappointed. It’s simply too soon after the 6.5 debut. Still, that OS is pretty solid, and indications seem good that the company’s already working on an enhanced OS, so there’s lots to look forward to.

[Bigsniperboy]

I really hope that wm7 dosent look like that. Microsoft really needs to learn from users

[GREY.FOXX]

Yea I hope they come up with something that doesn't look boring.

[biggaboo]

Why is it that microsoft can think of something so awesome like their Surface (their touch screen table) that doesn't give them any profit at all, but not something like that for phones, which would give them tons of money?

[agentjonnyb]

I honestly like what I'm seeing, and I do believe it is viable.There's better screens here: http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/06/i...dows-mobile-7/ Overall, it looks nice and flashy like vista and windows 7, looking very user-friendly, modern, futuristic even...

Though I must say, I hope we can still pick our own UI's of choice, I'm really attached to TF3D, and nvidia's Tegra prototype UI is also wicked awesome...idk, overall I think no matter what we're gonna end up with something good!

[GREY.FOXX]

After that link Agent, I'm convinced that this will be great.

Here are some Pics from that link.

[agentjonnyb]

Originally Posted by GREY.FOXX

After that link Agent, I'm convinced that this will be great.

Here are some Pics from that link.

Yeah, the UI is really slick, love all those new features that enlarge text and stuff, and the photo editor.

However, I think the key to the success of WM7 will be the Tegra chips.