Store for iPhone. Last Month, the world's software giant, Microsoft is
also confirmed the plans to launch its Windows Marketplace for Mobile.
Recently, Microsoft has announced new details on how the developers
can build and sell applications for Windows phone through Windows
Marketplace.
Developers will have to pay an annual registration fee of $99, which
will allow them to submit up to five applications during that period,
with an additional $99 fee for every app above the limit. The software
giant will also provide additional testing and marketing support for
that fee, which seems reasonable for getting in front of millions of
customers, and will likely even serve as a filter to keep worthless
applications at bay.
Finally, in a clear dig at Apple's restrictive policies for their
store, Microsoft pledged "complete transparency throughout the
application submission process" as well as direct feedback. The store
is set to debut with the launch of Windows Mobile 6.5 in the fourth
quarter of this year.
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