Windows Marketplace for Mobile has just received a bunch of upgrades, after its October 6th introduction. The service benefits from more advanced anti piracy protection and an enhanced developer portal, plus it now supports PC based shopping and account management for Windows phone users. The improvements have been made based on the users’ feedback...
Isn’t it ironic? I mean, to fool around with the iPhone and its apps and suddenly spot a Windows Marketplace for Mobile ad, like Twitter user habasch did? The proof is available below, as a screenshot. This means that Microsoft’s marketing machine has finally been put to work and we’ll see all means of promotion soon advertising Windows...
While being interviewed by MobiFrance, Audrey Zolghadr (Windows Mobile product manager for MS France) said that Microsoft will launch Marketplace for Windows Mobile this Fall with 600 apps included. The service will arrive together with Windows Mobile 6.5 and it’ll host premium content, like Sim City Mobile and many other titles from the EA Games...
The Windows Mobile app store (Windows Mobile Marketplace) is now accepting developers, who can enter their info and upload apps at will. All they need is a credit card with $99 and a Live ID (Hotmail or passport account). The previously mentioned amount of cash is the annual fee, that you’ll also pay next year and so on. Microsoft also mentions...
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