Windows Phone 7 up for grabs from 'excited' 3
At least one user for Microsoft to claim...
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Want a Windows Phone 7? OK, how about if it was free? Thought you might change your mind. Well, network 3 is offering one to the first lucky punter it draws out of its virtual hat.
It's not limiting the prize draw to its customers, but anyone currently with O2, Orange, T-Mobile or Vodafone is likely to receive suggestions that they shift to 3 when the network mails out the handset availability information you're actually signing up to receive when you enter the draw.
3 blogger Sylvia Chind gushes that the Windows 7 Phone is "massively exciting" and that 3 is "really excited about this one". In case you're still not sure how keen the company is on the Microsoft offering, Sylvia adds: "Excited? We are."
As we reported yesterday, 3 will be joined by all the other UK networks when Windows Phone 7 launches over here, probably next month.
More unadulterated enthusiasm here. ®
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COMMENTS
Jargon fail
Sorry, 3 blogger Sylvia Chind, but you don't get 'excited', 'massively excited' or 'really excited' about MS products. The official wording is 'super excited', as any perusal of Microsoft communiqués will reveal.
You must be thinking of some other company's trademarked brand of synthetic euphoria.
Note – if launching a British product, it's appropriate to say that you are 'pleased, quite pleased, or you may even ramp it up to 'rather pleased'.
Smell the prejudice
Can't the hate wait until it actually comes out and we KNOW it's bad?
Might as well give it a chance.
A '3' Spokesperson-
A small white dog by the name of Droopy -said "I'm so excited.."
yawn.
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