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Microsoft currently has stated it'll port its Silverlight competitor to Adobe Flash to Windows Cellular phones. However it also is operating on the Silverlight port to phones from cellphone marketplace leader Nokia.Microsoft will announce on March four that, with all the support of Nokia, it's started porting Silverlight to the S60s running the Symbian operating program. Microsoft;s press release says that Nolia;s S60 had much more than 53 % of worldwise marketplace share for “converged device software” in the fourth quarter of lst year. Microsoft and Nokia also will port Silverlight to Nokia Series 40 and Internet tablet devices, Microsoft stated.While Microsoft previously has said it will make the Silverlight browser plug-in available for Internet Explorer,Windows 7 Activation, Firefox and Safari systems, Nokia;s S60s feature a built-in, unbranded browser that doesn;t all into any of these categories. So this port is yet another one to add to the Silverlight “cross-platform” list.
Will Microsoft do something similar with Silverlight and the Apple iPhone?John Case, a General Manager in Microsoft;s Developer Division,Office Professional, stated, “Nolia is the first one,Windows 7 Activation Key, but it won;t be the last.”Case said the first Community Technology Preview (CTP) test build of Silverlight on Windows Mobile would be coming out some time soon. Case stated the final versions of Silverlight for both Symbian and Windows Cellular devices would ship around the same time.Nokia is the far-and-away leader in the smartphone space. Windows Cellular phones have fallen behind the iPhone,Office Pro 2010 Key, in terms of both worldwide and U.S. marketshare.Microsoft is slated to demonstrate Silverlight on S60 during the opening keyote at Microsoft’s Mix ‘08 conference on March 5. The final release of the Silverlight port to S60s is due later this year. The Nokia Series 40 and Internet tablets will get Silverlight some time after that,Office Standard 2010 Key, the Softies mentioned.