Windows Phone ‘Tango’ could support over three times as many languages, native code coming?

It’s widely understood that the next major release of Windows Phone — codenamed Tango — will significantly expand the platform’s support for internationalization, in part by driving the hardware requirements downmarket. Another key aspect of that will be expanding language support. That already happened to a degree in 7.5 Mango, but it currently stands at just 35 languages — good enough to match iOS, but not good enough for a company like Nokia that has market presence in virtually every country in the world. New rumors out of a developer event in India pegs Tango at some 120 languages, well over three times as many as Mango’s total count and likely enough to blanket the majority of the globe in (likely lower end) Windows Phone…
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