Microsoft launched two mobile phones this week that are based on a new flavor of Microsoft’s upcoming mobile operating system, Windows® Phone 7.

The mobile phones, named KIN One and KIN Two, come with an entirely new interface that puts social services such as Facebook, Twitter and newsfeeds at its core.

“If you are focused on social connection, self expression and a digital life, how do you bring that to a phone?” says Robbie Bach, president for entertainment and devices division at Microsoft. “As we were working on Windows Phone 7, we decided we had an opportunity to go after this social group of people?”

KIN One is a petite, rounded device with a 2.1-inch screen. KIN Two is a larger, palm-sized device with a 3.5-inch display.

KIN One has a 5-megapixel camera, while KIN Two sports an 8-megapixel camera. Both phones have multitouch displays, an accelerometer and video-recording capability, as well as hardware keyboards that slide out from underneath the screen.

Mobile phones that integrate closely with social networking sites have been a huge trend with handset makers in the last two years. Almost every major phone maker, including Motorola and HTC, has phones that integrate Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, MySpace and newsfeeds into a single stream on the phone’s display.

Microsoft’s latest mobile phones are based on the concept of sharing, and try to bring the PC and the phone closer, say company reps.

The mobile phones use some components from the company’s latest operating system, Windows Phone 7. But it isn’t exactly the same OS that powers this device, says Bach.

Think of it as a fork in the road for Windows Mobile 7, where Microsoft has taken some components from the OS and added a new interface layer to create the KIN phone, says Microsoft.

KIN phones will have three home screens. The first includes access to e-mail, phone, newsfeeds, photos and browser. Swipe to the left and the next screen throws up a stream of status messages updated from contacts and newsfeeds. Swipe to the left once more and the third screen is a list of favorites marked by the phone users and what their social status says right then.

What makes the KIN different, says Microsoft, is that it automatically backs up all its contents on a password-protected website. This idea of storing information in the cloud means users can access their photos, videos, messages and even call history from a browser anywhere and don’t have to just depend on their mobile phone.

The service offers unlimited storage, says Microsoft and it will be free.

KIN also integrates Microsoft’s Zune digital music service. The phone’s music player has the same interface as the Zune HD. It also includes access only to Bing search.

The mobile phones have been manufactured by Sharp and will be available on Verizon’s Wireless network in May 2010 and on Vodafone in the UK and Europe in autumn 2010.

To read more about the new Microsoft Windows KIN Social Networking Phones, including specifications and features, visit the KIN Cell Phones website here

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Development started immediately and overall took one week to complete before its launch, take a look at the website: www.asbestos.uk.net

Further enhancements are being added on a rolling basis now with Facebook and Twitter automated interfaces.

These new interfaces will be used by Southern Counties Asbestos to get their name onto the social networking website circuit worldwide providing valuable viral networking opportunities.

The new website already has the ability for a visitor to link a page or feature directly to their own social networking page from the website as well as other key useful tools from the ‘AddThis’ suite.

As standard of course from MyWebsiteSpace.co.uk is the mobile device interface that is proving so popular with our new and existing business customers who understand the importance of making their website viewable to the mobile community.

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In total a further 180 images have been added to the website but the most important ones were in the repairs pages.

Car manufacturers logos have been added to every page together with at least one of the model range from that brand.

These additions add a new dimension to the pages and have transformed them from a directory style listing to now, colourful and vibrant pages.

These new additions are part of Avacs Limiteds comitment to their successful online marketing policy that places their website at the centre.

“82% of all our new business comes through our website” said a delighted Gary Osgood MD from Avacs.

Gary continued, “Each year the performance figures increase for the website and this is our area for key business growth. We don’t intend to sit back either, we have placed a further order for another new website with MyWebsiteSpace.co.uk to be operational by May/June 2010, and we look forward to similar results from that one”.

See the new changes at www.avacs.co.uk

Together, they viewed a total of 6.7 billion pages and spent more than 4.8 billion minutes (60 million hours) online during the month.

The figures go to support our earlier feature that business in the UK cannot afford to ignore the mobile device user if they want their website to be successful.

So which websites were the most popular?

Facebook dominated the statistics, racking up the most unique visitors (5 million), the most number of pages viewed (2.6 million) and the most time spent on the site.

Google sites were second in the list with around with 4.57 million unique users.

Others sites that appeared in the top ten – which accounted for 70% of usage – included Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft.

The December 2009 top ten:

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