Kin Mobile Phone Is Not Recognized As Microsoft Products

SAN FRANCISCO - Although as the host who did the launch of two mobile phone products, Microsoft did not recognize the Kin One and Kin Two as a product. Kin One and Kin Two are intended for young children with a fever of social networking are made Japanese mobile phone manufacturer, Sharp Corporation.

"This is not a Microsoft product. Sharp is not the only one manufacturer. Those who sell mobile phones to Vodafone, not Microsoft," Robbie Bach said, head of entertainment and devices Microsoft unit at the launch of Kin mobile phone in San Francisco. He emphasized that Microsoft will not make his own phone product.

He said Kin mobile phone no different from other smartphones that use Microsoft software. Only, Bach acknowledged that Microsoft had engaged more details in terms of design and hardware design with Corporation.

Kin designed to satisfy the users of social networking services by integrating the flow of information from Facebook, Twitter, and My Space in a screen phone and features to manage friendships and ease sharing text, photos, and video. All the resulting data stored in Microsoft's server that can be accessed through the Internet via Kin Studio application.

Kin One and Kin Two mobile phone is the special product. Not the first time Microsoft collaborate with Sharp and server-based services. Previously, they've done on Sidekick cell phone that uses an artificial platform made Danger Inc. that acquired Microsoft. Typically, Microsoft is only providing the basic concept and platform like Windows Phone 7 to be adopted many mobile phone manufacturers started to the end of the year.