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Paul Thurrott
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By Paul Thurrott
For the past few months, Microsoft has been holding impromptu "Smoked by Windows Phone" competitions at industry events and its retail stores, challenging users of other smart phones to take on the efficiency of Windows Phone. It’s been an amazingly successful campaign for Microsoft for a simple reason: Windows Phone really is faster at day to day tasks. But now some are claiming that in a single challenge out of the hundreds Microsoft has so far held, the software giant cheated.
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For the past few months, Microsoft has been holding impromptu "Smoked by Windows Phone" competitions at industry events and its retail stores, challenging users of other smart phones to take on the efficiency of Windows Phone. It’s been an amazingly successful campaign for Microsoft for a simple reason: Windows Phone really is faster at day to day tasks. But now some are claiming that in a single challenge out of the hundreds Microsoft has so far held, the software giant cheated.
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