Microsoft has been hitting the headlines a lot with the release of Windows 7 RC1 to the public. Now check out its next trick, My Phone in open beta
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Today, Microsoft announced that its new My Phone service will be moving to an open beta.
With mobile phone loss an ongoing problem across the world, experts agree that the best way for users to protect their information is to regularly backup data from their phone.
The Microsoft? My Phone service enables people to automatically backup contacts, photos, video, calendar, text messages and more from their phone. Their data gets backed up to a password-protected Web account, allowing people to restore information easily to a new device. In addition, Microsoft announced today that the service is available tomorrow in all 25 Windows Mobile languages.
Everyone who has a Windows Mobile 6.0 or 6.1 phone will be able to download and use the service immediately by visiting http://myphone.microsoft.com.
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