Gartner, a leading information technology research and advisory company, released its latest prediction on mobile app downloads for this year which shows a huge increase from last year’s results. The company says that there will be 102 billion downloads from mobile app stores this year. This is a 59.38% increase from last year’s 64 billion
There are numerous apps available in the Windows Phone Store that anyone with a Windows Phone can download. Over 50 of these apps however can only be downloaded if you are using a Nokia phone since they are exclusive only for the said device. A glitch spotted by a Chinese website however claims that anyone
Microsoft is currently paying $100,000 for app developers to port their various apps to Windows Phone. This is pushing the Windows Phone Store to a new level, while BlackBerry sits on the hope developers will port their apps. The company obviously believes third party influential apps are the key to mobile sales and despite being
Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 has been a great operating system and the successor, Windows Phone 8, is even better. Despite having an elegant design and fluidic interface, when people discuss about Windows Phone 7 or 8, the topic of app availability pops up. Windows Phone Store does have many good apps, but the store isn’t
