I had two reactions to this, quick, and back-to-back:<p>1) Finally some non-MS apps that'll support multitasking, yay!<p>2) I'll believe it when I see it<p>Hopefully, my dev drop of Mango will allow me access to RTM Mango apps on the app store, so #2 really won't matter.
Microsoft seems to have learnt a lot since the lat update. NoDo update took a bit longer to be delivered. Mango seems much better planned. Good to see Microsoft learning from past experiences.<p>It's a great thing for users and developers alike because this is one sweet release. Have been using it for some time now and loving it since day 1.
I'd never heard of this product. From the title, I had my hopes up that MS bought that failed desktop-based distributed storage product from the late 90s called Mango and brought it back to life. It seemed a very cool and ambitious product, perhaps too ahead of its time.<p>Anyone else remember that product? I can't even find mention of it on Wikipedia.
After No-Do, Mango will be update number 2 for Windows Phone, if you don't count that update to enable updates which didn't really work on first try and had to be updated again.
Anyway, I wonder how many unpatched security holes IE mobile has by now.
Good for them they don't get all the media presence Android and iOS do.<p>Edit:
Why the downvote? I remember iOS updates fixing plenty of security bugs so I assume there are lots of unpatched holes in WP7.