Microsoft claims that WP7 is inherently more secure because of memory compartmentalization: "We keep applications away from the bones of the OS. When an application fires up, the OS will give it a dynamically allocated security bubble, for lack of a better word, and every app has its own one of those."
These so called 'security bubbles' are in contrast to both Android and iOS, in which some apps have been found to steal information from one another. Microsoft says that "there's no other smartphone on the market that's as secure."
What do you guys think?
Will this make Windows Phone 7 competitive with iOS and Android, or WP7 can never get to their level?
Feel free to share your opinion in the comments below.
source: Silicon Republic via WMPoweruser
