by MSicc on May 3, 2012
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Tonight (European Time) Microsoft announced that they are extending the availability of the Windows Phone web Marketplace to 22 new countries.
The lucky users are sitting in the following countries [click to continue…]
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Recently Microsoft posted an article about how they will improve the Windows Phone Marketplace.
They are aiming to keep the quality bar high in the Marketplace. Microsoft clarifies once again that a great shopping experience is one of the most important things in an ecosystem. [click to continue…]
by MSicc on April 28, 2012
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This week we became aware of a really annoying thing with the Windows Phone Marketplace. It turns out that some developers seem to harm the Windows Phone Marketplace. [click to continue…]
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by MSicc on April 25, 2012
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Today we registered two changes in the Xbox Live section in Marketplace . The collection of free and reduced Xbox Live games is growing. [click to continue…]
The Windows Phone Marketplace was flooded with spam apps in the last month. So what do we count as spam apps, you ask? Here is a short list:
- website feeds (even if there are official apps like ours)
- mobile site wrappers (basically a mobile website that has an app to start)
- screenshot apps (really, they exist!)
- multiple apps where one app is also possible (for example real estate apps for each US city) [click to continue…]
by MSicc on April 16, 2012
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WinSource.com recently did a research about the Marketplace. Their goal was to check if the marketplace is really as worse as some people saying.
The result is that 76 of 100 apps are cross-platform; only 24 apps are exclusive to the Windows Phone ecosystem. [click to continue…]
We reported last month of the upcoming release of Just Dance 3 Autodance by Ubisoft, We are proud to announce the wait is over and the app has finally reached the Marketplace so you can all check it out for yourself. [click to continue…]
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If you are a developer, you might have experienced a slowdown in app submission time. While Microsoft announced this to be happening (telling us that the average time for app approving is going up to 5 business days), they also are working in the background to improve this.
Yesterday Microsoft posted an article on what happened and will happen to App Hub. [click to continue…]