Services such as Zune Social and have also been updated and tailored to the new Windows Phone 7 customers. Users that are already played around with Zune Software 4.7 reveal that features such as Smart DJ and Zune Pass are available in the markets where Windows Phone 7 is scheduled for release. Of course, the Redmond company will announce additional details at the launch event for Windows Phone 7 that is scheduled to kick off in a few hours.
Windows Phone 7 is intimately connected with the services built around the Zune devices, and it’s expected of Microsoft to internationalize not just the Zune Software but also the Zune marketplace to support smartphone users running the latest iteration of its Windows-based mobile platform. The document continues to reveal that Zune Software, Zune Marketplace, Zune Social, Zune Accessories are only available in the United States and Canada just as it is the case for the Zune media player devices. “The Zune PC Software allows users to enjoy Zune Marketplace content on their PC as well as load media content to Zune capable devices,” the software giant revealed.įor the time being, the “Availability of Zune by location” knowledge base article remains updated having last been modified on April 21, 2010. Zune Software 4.7 went live on the Microsoft Download Center at the end of the past week, but the fact that the release dropped almost concomitantly with Windows Phone 7 is no mere coincidence.īy updating Zune Software to version 4.7, the Redmond company is offering Windows Phone 7 customers in markets where the new platform will be available a desktop client which will allow them to connect to Zune marketplace as well as enjoy Zune Marketplace content.
Case in point: version 4.7 of the Zune PC Client Software Bundle. Microsoft is preparing to release Windows Phone 7 in just a few hours, but there are additional goodies from the company tied to the mobile platform already available.
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