See, Android owners don’t ever lose their phones, so that’s because they don’t need this capacity… right? Right? Hot on a heels of yesterday’s news which EDGE would be delivering the comprehensive remote clean resolution to BlackBerrys this year, Andy Lees is mentioning at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference currently that an all-new Windows Phone Live website will figure prominently into a Windows Phone 7 equation when devices launch toward a finish of 2010. It looks like the site is widely separated into two, arguably equally critical tools: a sync function, that lets you send photos without delay from your phone (a laKin Studio, perhaps?), pierce OneNote content, synchronize contacts, as well as so upon, and the apartment of collection for dealing with a mislaid or stolen device — you’ll be able to remotely wipe it, fix up it, close it, or only make it ring until you drive a burglar out of his gourd.

On a associated note, Lees is additionally announcing which we’ll be saying the initial volley of Windows Phone 7 devices in five languages — English, French, German, Italian, as well as Spanish — as well as which Windows Phone Marketplace (the Windows Phone 7 version of it, as if will be accessible in 17 countries out of the embankment. That’s not what we’d call tellurian domination, of march, but you’ve got to begin somewhere.