Microsoft Unglues Cut and Paste for Windows Phone 7

Mar 17 2010, 6:01am CDT | by Shane McGlaun

For a long time one of the most missed features on the iPhone was cut and paste capability. Something so basic was a strange feature to not have. We are now hearing that Microsoft has decided to not feature cut and paste.

Therefore, WiPo 7 devices will not be able to cut and paste between apps. The reason is Microsoft feels that users don’t want it. Did they learn nothing form the outcry from iPhone users for the feature?

I suspect that once the Os launches there will be a public outcry from users demanding the feature and it will come to the Os as an update. I hardly see any voice activation features replacing something as simple as cut and paste.

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