Steve Ballmer to do Mobile World Congress 2011 Keynote

At Mobile World Congress 2010 Microsoft officially unveiled Windows Phone 7, after maintaining impressive secrecy all throughout its development.
Now Steve Ballmer will once again deliver a keynote at the global mobile phone industry meetup, and we hope will take this opportunity to inform us a bit more about the state of Windows Phone 7.
Likely announcements at the event could be a next generation of devices, new OEMs and the second chassis design of Windows phone 7, with a more Blackberry-like form factor. Hopefully updates to the OS will not have to wait for the event to be pushed out to our handsets.
Do our readers have a wish list for Mobile World Congress? Let us know below.
Thanks Javo Guajardo for the tip.
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Steve Ballmer’s MWC attendance now official
Microsoft has been pretty coy with their Mobile World Congress announcement, but has been forced to slowly come clean.
The latest is official confirmation that Steve Ballmer will in fact be hosting Microsoft’s Mobile World Congress press conference, with the details below:
REDMOND, Wash. — Feb. 10, 2010 —
What: On Feb. 15, 2010, Steve Ballmer will host a press conference to discuss Windows® phones at Mobile World Congress 2010.
Who: Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft Corp.
When: 3–4 p.m. CET
Where: The Garden Room
Catalonia Barcelona Plaza
Plaza Espana 6-8
08014 Barcelona, Spain
How to View: The live webcast will run at www.microsoft.com/news/windowsphone. An on-demand version will be posted after the event concludes.
How to Access B-roll: Broadcast-quality footage from Mobile World Congress, including sound bites from Steve Ballmer and highlights of the press conference, will be available via satellite at 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. EST.
U.S. Domestic Feed
Feed #1: 11:30–11:45 a.m. EST
Re-feed: 3:30–3:45 p.m. EST
Galaxy 19 Transponder 15 (C-Band, Analog)
Downlink Frequency – 4000 Vertical
Now Steve, please don’t disappoint us with an mPhone, else we might have to change our name to Android Power Users
Via MSMobiles.com
Microsoft’s Mobile World Congress to be broadcast, streamed live!
Good news for Windows Mobile users eager to get every detail of Microsoft’s likely historic Mobile World Congress announcement.
Via MSMobiles, we hear that not only will it be streamed live on the internet at www.microsoft.com/news/windowsphone, but will also be broadcast on satellite TV.
It will be on Eutelsat at the following details:
Timing: 1630-1645 UTC
EUTELSAT W3A 7 deg East TXP B1 CHANNEL 9MHZ SLOT 1L9 (D1)
UPLINK FREQ.: 14314 MHZ POL Y BY E-120
DOWNLINK FR.: 11014 MHZ POL X
SD 625 16:9 50Hz DVBS QPSK 6.6665Ms/s FEC 7/8,
RoF 0.35 (11_SD MPEG2 422 10.7514 Mbps)
OP MODE: HIGH QUALITY
AUDIO:1 SOUND MONO
AUDIO:2 SOUND MONO
Again, MSMobiles confirms that Steve Ballmer will be there, underlining the importance of the expected announcements.
Will you be watching? Let us know below.
Read more at MSMobiles here.
Mobile World Congress 2010 – we will be there on location
According to Wikipedia: Mobile World Congress is the combination of the world’s largest exhibition for the mobile industry and a congress featuring prominent Chief Executives representing mobile operators, vendors and content owners from across the world. This events starts in 11 days, on February 15, 2010. And we will be there on location reporting here, at WMPowerUser.com, with first-hand stories…























































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