Windows Phone 7 Gets a Beefed Up Microsoft Office

Microsoft is really striving to establish their Windows Phone 7 platform as the choice for the masses. While we got a peek at how their simplified UI looks like with the Kin’s Windows CE-based platform, it is only with the recent release of the Phone 7 Office preview that we truly see the power of the Windows Phone platform.

There is no doubt that the Microsoft Office team pulled all the stops to deliver the most comprehensive mobile Office that they can. In the video, the user is able to jump from one Office application to the other seamlessly without the need to head over to the Phone 7’s home screen.

From an Outlook email, the user can click on an attached PowerPoint presentation in order to edit and resend it almost instantly. There is no need to close the Outlook application or launch the PowerPoint presentation separately.

One Note can accommodate voice clips and pictures. Note shortcuts are organized in tiles on the home screen for easy access. SharePoint allows for more interactivity within business teams or groups by allowing collaborations across documents. Editing notes and comments can be added on the fly and conversations update in real time. This really looks like an essential for mobile offices.

Microsoft did not strain to fit all the menu success icons onto a single page. Clicking left or right lets you access additional options such as check boxes to select multiple email recipients and contacts. Events can also be accessed seamlessly by clicking on your friend’s name in order to display associated appointments in the built-in calendar.

All in all, Microsoft Office for Windows Phone 7 is looking superb. And while it still does not offer third party multitasking, the signature interface looks to be more than enough to tide business users over. You can find the latest Windows Mobile (WinMo) phone contracts at Moby1 including deals for the new Microsoft Kin One deals and Microsoft Kin Two offers.

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