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Nokia Conversations recently had an online poll of their readers/users about what they thought was the most interesting feature that everyone was looking forward to, with Windows Phone 7.
The choices included Xbox Live, Silverlight, Internet Explorer, among others, but the top choice was Windows Phone 7′s most obvious feature, the new UI. 22% of Nokia users thought that the new User Interface was the most unique part of the mobile OS, with another 22% voting for ‘other’. Second came Xbox Live.
The Metro UI is definitely very ‘pretty’ to use and look at. Definitely very different from Symbian and Maemo/MeeGo. Do you agree with the poll results? If you havent read it yet, our review of Windows Phone 7 details everything out pretty well.
[via Nokia Conversations]
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