Phones running the Windows Phone 7 platform may have the lacked convenient copy/paste function so far; but this is all set to change soon. Lending a heedful ear to popular consumer demand, Microsoft has announced that it will soon launch a copy/paste facility as part of the upcoming update for Windows Phone 7 developers.
Due to the inclusion of this update, users will be able to copy text from web pages, e-mails, text messages or Office Mobile documents and paste it almost anywhere they can type. The company has sought to make the copy/paste option more intuitive and quick. In order to copy any content, users will have to just tap a word, then glide a finger to select additional text and pick the Copy icon.
Inserting this copied text in a message or anywhere else requires tapping if the spot where it needs to be placed. The copied text can then be pasted by clicking on the Paste icon. This update makes it possible for users to quickly send someone a must-see link from Internet Explorer Mobile, someone’s Facebook update or important details out of a cluttered message.
In addition to the copy/paste feature, Windows Phone 7 is also going to include several other updates. Apparently, accessing apps and games is going to become faster now. Getting mobile phone updates and searching for music, games or apps are also touted to become much easier.