Another important goal for Windows Phone marketplace has been reached today, according to a scan performed by AAWP , the number of applications / games published in Windows Phone marketplace passed the 100,000 mark.
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
The Windows Phone marketplace exceeds 100,000 applications!
Another important goal for Windows Phone marketplace has been reached today, according to a scan performed by AAWP , the number of applications / games published in Windows Phone marketplace passed the 100,000 mark.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Facebook for Windows Phone bumped to version 2.5
We have reported in April, that the Facebook team was working on Facebook app for Windows Phone version 2.5 and now after one month after, here comes the much needed update that implements several new features and improvements.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Windows Phone 7.5 is now necessary to continue to use the Marketplace
Microsoft has announced that from May 22, you must have Windows Phone 5.7 Mango on their smartphones to continue to download applications and games from Marketplace.
As of yesterday, in fact, Microsoft has announced that the devices that still does not mount Windows Phone Mango,will not be able to download, purchase or review applications and games from Marketplace .
Monday, May 14, 2012
Official LinkedIn App Hits Windows Phone Marketplace
LinkedIn is a popular social network, used mainly for construction of professional contacts with over 150 million registered users.
Although LinkedIn is built into Windows Phone in the Contact section, now in the WP Marketplace has arrived the official application of this popular social network for professionals so simply to allow you to read the latest news of our contacts, comment, manage invitations, groups or share content.
The application is available in the marketplace for free and for all Windows Phones.
The application is available in the marketplace for free and for all Windows Phones.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Viber is now available for BlackBerry and Windows Phone
Viber is a multiplatform application that allows you to send messages or make calls to users who have installed the same app on their devices; Viber is already widely used in the iOS and Android.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Nokia has shipped 17,000 Lumia smartphones to developers
Mark Silver, senior vice president of developer and marketplace experience of Nokia has announced that the Finnish brand, until now, has sent 17,000 Lumia developers committed to the growth of the Windows Phone platform.The company has contributed significantly to the expansion of the ecosystem of the Redmond operating system, given important push to the development of applications. Before the agreement between Nokia and Microsoft, in fact, the Marketplace app was formed by 7,000, while at the store in dedicated applications to Windows Phone has over 80,000 applications.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Skype for Windows Phone comes out of beta to final version 1.0
In February, after a long wait, Microsoft has released the first official Beta version of Skype for your platform Windows Mobile Phone.Microsoft had promised the release of the final version by the end of April.
As promised today in the marketplace the update came and Windows Phone Skype Beta version (0.2) has been updates to the final version (1.0).
Microsoft does not currently provide the innovations that make this new version, however probably the new update will bring some improvements and enhancements, and general improvements in the management of audio / video.
Unfortunately, as we had imagined recently , the final version of Skype for Windows Phone does not support notifications to be notified of an incoming Skype call, it seems that this limitation will be removed only with the arrival of the next major update of Windows Phone (Apollo ).
Skype for Windows Phone v1.0 is free as usual and can be downloaded from the WP Marketplace
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Code Warrior - Nokia stimulates the interest of developers of apps for Windows Phone
Application development is a vital element for the success of any mobile platform in the current market scenario. Nokia , after choosing Windows Phone as its flagship operating system, device, is aware that the development of apps for the platform of Redmond is a fundamental objective. To encourage developers to build applications, Nokia has recently launched a new initiative with the Site Code Warrior : a space in which Windows Phone users and developers can meet, exchange ideas on useful applications to make and vote for the most deserving. To promote the initiative, the Finnish house has organized a tour that will visit major U.S. cities , during which prizes will be distributed to the most skilled developers.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Viber for Windows Phone coming soon
Viber is a multiplatform application that allows you to send messages or make calls to users who have installed the same app on their devices; Viber is already widely used in the iPhone OS and Android.
We said, since last year that Viber will release its application in the Microsoft Windows Phone platform. In February, however, according to some rumors, the arrival of Windows Phone application should be delayed because would be released only after the release on the RIM platform.
Good news comes for those who use Viber, even though the version for BlackBerry devices is not available, it appears that the Viber arrival for Windows Phone will be eminent, since WMPU reader Gurmit has forwarded an email to them from Viber support, suggesting the Viber WP7 app will come to WP Marketplace in very short time.
Thank you for contacting us. You'll be happy to know that Viber for WP7 is coming very soon. Please stay tuned for the next week. Announcing its publication. Stay tuned for release updates, see IENI us on Facebook and Twitter .
The Windows Phone marketplace is increasingly populated by known applications on other platforms, this symptom, and in a sense of growth and confidence from developers.
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Friday, April 13, 2012
Windows Phone Marketplace - Microsoft working to improve the certification process of the apps in WP Marketplace
s shown by the latest figures reported days ago , Windows Phone Marketplace is growing but with the increase in applications submitted by developers for certification, you discover the real bottleneck of the system.
Lately, in fact, Microsoft acknowledged that the growth rates of the store may be much higher but to clip the wings of these dreams of glory fall on the certification process of the app, a system of control of code and content to avoid spread of malware and inappropriate content.
And 'the voice of Todd Brix to confirm this, stating that in the last three months were 30,000 new applications and new servers and a system of certification of new generation will come in the summer 2012 to minimize the lag between submission of the app and availability in the market.
We have plans of both medium and long term. We are already developing a service for the marketplace more "robust" and that will solve the problem is scalable will make way for even higher growth rates that we expect for years to come. The work of engineering, however, can not be executed in one night: according to our plans will be complete by late Summer 2012.Until then we apply short-term control measures including the addition of more capacity in servers to better handle the load and a streamlining of the process to speed up the publication of the app.
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Friday, April 6, 2012
Microsoft confirmed that current windows app will run on Windows Phone 8
Microsoft on its blog had confirmed that current Windows Phone applications and games will run on the next major version of Windows Phone aka Windows Phone 8 or Apollo.
“With regard to existing applications: today’s Windows Phone applications and games will run on the next major version of Windows Phone. Driving application compatibility is a function of Microsoft’s commitment to its developers. Regardless of what we release in terms of new developer features and functionality, we have made a large investment in protecting your existing investments,”
Silverlight for Windows Phone will be discontinued – at least in that way we know it today.
Please don’t panic; XAML and C#/VB.NET development in Windows 8 can be viewed as a direct evolution from today’s Silverlight. All of your managed programming skills are transferrable to building applications for Windows 8, and in many cases, much of your code will be transferrable as well.
More info at windowsteamblog
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Windows Phone Marketplace: 82,000 applications available in the WP Marketplace
Bronze medal for Microsoft, although the level of sales has not yet become the third largest in the world of smart phones, with regard to applications exceeds Symbian and BlackBerry.
The two operating systems, in fact, count some 70,000 respectively Ovi app Store and App World and last month served to Windows Phone to break away from competitors thanks to 10,228 new app in March bringing the total count to 82,000.
The numbers are not yet sufficient to worry about Android and iPhone OS, respectively the second and third place with more than 450,000 and 550,000 app. The growth of the WP Marketplace, however, expect a continual progress, if it continues at current rates, will allow Windows Phone app to count in the catalog by 100,000 in May.
Going into detail of the various formats, the U.S. is still leading with 69,123 applications available for this market, while China, the last in time to debut with Windows Phone is stuck at 21,530.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Windows Phone Marketplace reached another milestone, 70,000 applications are now in the WP Marketplace
In fact 70,000 applications according to official figures that Microsoft announced that it has passed the milestone and is now launching to 100,000. Someone may have already heard, some time ago, have achieved this level but had not been officially disclosed by Microsoft and included applications that were removed as redundant or unsafe.
With regard to the numbers of growth has now come to 300 new applications per day, number expected to increase with expansion up to 63 different markets.
At the time the developers have registered more than 100,000 and for them has simplified the certification process to get the app in the Market: are only 3 days maximum needed to make his debut in the store. The interest of developers, although not as high as Android or IOS, is still growing, especially in view of the arrival of Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and the convergence between the systems.
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