Microsoft's Kin Phone Is Unveiled

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Microsoft has finally revealed its two new mobile devices named Kin One and Kin Two. They work on Windows Phone 7 OS and have a capacitive display with multi-touch support, custom browser (based on Zune version and has no Flash and Silverlight) and no third-party apps support.

Kin One that was earlier known as "Turtle" is a square slider with a QVGA display, 5 MP camera , LED flash, 4GB storage drive and QWERTY keyboard. Kin Two, more known as "Pure", differs by its landscape form factor, HVGA display, 8 MP camera and 8GB storage. But the experience in both of the products is almost the same. Kin One and Kin Two have 3G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

Microsoft claims the capacity of internal storage is not so important because your photo and video gallery will sync with your online storage, and you will an access to it from the phone.

The main feature of these new phones is an innovative  user interface that has blocky and simple text elements. It has two unique features called Spot and Loop. Spot is a green dot situated at the bottom of the screen. It is a place where you should drag your content of any possible type to share it with your contacts. Loop is a home screen where all the updates of your social networks are gathered together. It is very customizable so you can see updates for exaples  only from the closest followers at first.

Verizon will get both of the devices and will start to sell it in May, and Vodafone will be a European partner for a launch in autumn.