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the Nokia Lumia 710 is now shipping T model seems to be the first US carrier to get it and Microsoft begins having piracy issues in their marketplace all the sins are coming up right now come over when I'm high never be better with pocketnow.com and welcome to Windows Phone view the show we wrap up all this week's good and bad inside the wall of microsoft's windows won't lat form the start this week off what's good well let's begin with your typical nokia microsoft news as we do every week the nokia lumia 710 is finally available and shipping and it seems that worldwide availability will be rich soon rumors have it well not really sure if these are rumors anymore but it seems a t-mobile will be the first carrier in the US to have it so let's expect that to be true and that to be the same reality for other carriers in the future assume future now how exactly do we know about that Lumia t-mobile deal will set your calendars for December 14th at 7pm as we have none other than t-mobile having an event that has no key branding on it could the Lumia 710 be the only windows phone that will get on the event well it only says t-mobile and Nokia doesn't say how many phones are we getting so we could also be getting the lonely 800 as part of the package now say your calendars and tune in to our website as we dig in for all the details for you out of this week's coverage make sure you catch Adam lanes recent video this xbox live game called hasta la maleta which means until death in English it's kind of this weird survival 3d game that's actually looking more like a 2d cartoon in graphics catch the video and simply will pay three bucks if you like the game also catch Stan Webster's Windows Phone app round up every week where we review as many as five applications in 30 seconds each only here every week now let's talk about Windows Phone 7 and NFC whoa Coleman from Microsoft in the UK recently came on record stating the windows phones already supports and of C but whatever does he mean by support NFC of no OEM devices that really happened could it mean the vos is ready and designed as a portent of seat could it be that current devices that are already shipped have NFC inside them well we haven't really seen any indications that there's any NFC ship on the battery covers or anything so it could be the case that it's just support within the operating system though it could mean that OEMs in the future could just come out in surprises with some NFC support just call this a weird rumor for now but it's really cool to see that it's already being supported let's see what happened in the future and before we get to the bad section it's kind of funny to see that we're getting windows phone buildings and towers much faster than we're getting phones I mean calls an irony but Paris just got their own windows phone tower from Nokia and okies also building towers of phones just about everywhere how about if they figure out a way to have those towers be built within their buildings and let's just get more phones because hasn't now the lineup of windows phones out there is nice but it could be so much better that doesn't for the good let's continue on with what's batting what piracy seems to be the new thing in the windows phone marketplace it seems that porting nokia applications the other smartphone OE ends has become so easy than microsoft's not liking it now here's the funny part parts have figured out a way to pull Nokia's navigation software pirated upload it to the marketplace and have the application of through by microsoft tire mark eurasian now how does marcus off the old with this row you don't see the application anymore on your device and you installed it well that's because microsoft ended up pulling it now it's kind of sad to see that things happen this way but imagine the case where we could probably get malware on the marketplace approved by microsoft because of their lack of curation it could happen so well first of all let's hope Microsoft figures it out because it seems that this is something that has to do with their service and their procedures and I necessarily what pirates can do well it's ingenious Singh piracy let's call it that way that's it for today's show thank you very much for watching I'm high never iveta remember to give us a thumbs up if you liked what you saw that's it for now