Originally Posted by
jmerrey I told her there were alternatives. I just texted her about words by post, told her it was cross platform.
I was thinking. If I was Microsoft, I would develop apps for words for friends, and some of the other critical apps, for free and let the company keep the revenue.
Maybe I'm being simplistic here. But at the least, I would call the words for friends company and offer that deal.
Some of these apps are absolutely critical for many potential wp7 users. Yes, there are alternatives, but if wp7 wants to be mainstream, they need to have the mainstream apps.
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I think MS has tried as hard as they can to get most of the popular apps from other platforms, but the fact is some of those devs just arent interested in developing for WP7, for whatever reasons. In fact back in the early days after WP7 was released MS was making a lot of overtures to ios devs and some of them came back point blank and said they will never develop for WP7 as they dont like MS. Nothing MS or anyone else can do. One reason why I always hoped MS would make some killer exclusive apps for WP7.