Windows phone expert Certificate for free

Anyone interested in becoming a certified Windows phone expert?

You can get a certificate from Microsoft for free after completing their simple test if you are into windows mobiles.

I found it on internet so sharing with you. Muft ki murghi to sab ko halal hai naa :smiley:

Some details here:
Windows Phone training (free! :))

Link to their website:
Windows phone Expert

Although I think its a nice try by MS to give more know how and attraction to those who are struggling for other mobile OS.

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hahah ... funny ... iphone already got smart fone market ... keep trying MS & GOOGLE

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^^ very wrong bro.. Iphone havent got the smart phone market with its crapy network antenna problem and fixed battery :D

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u might be right ... but for me & people i know .. who ever got iphone .. can't use any other fone ... specially no NOKIA

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^^ Nokia is good untill the functions phones were on the hit.. but when these touch screen phones came it market, HTC made its name..

Though the strategy HTC took wasnt much good as they first used the Network operators own logo and their own name for the models and now they are stick to that although they are releasing models with their own brand name and models names.

The pioneer of touch screen is actually HTC and windows mobiles are on HTC for long.

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May be HTC pioneer of touch screens .. If you mean that I-mates (for which you have to stick out pen) ... they were such ugly (not user friendly) ...

Neway .. it depends on one's own taste

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Windows Mobile may be on its way out (or so it seems) but for now its here and very grounded in the corporate market. Its got the best, native integration with MS Exchange (incredible market share of that criterea). Iphone does integrate but leaves so much to be desired. BlackBerry does, but you need to spend another few grand for the enterprise software.

There maybe limitations to WinMo, but there are some items that iPhone doesn't do (yet) and Google and other Linux based phones haven't caught up with yet.

Why are people always looking for "what will be", enjoy "what is" while you can!!