Four new major apps for Windows Phone shown off at Mobile Acceleration Week

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Microsoft looks to be hosting a Mobile Acceleration Week this calendar week in New York City and TechCrunch managed to rail down some of the devs in that location building apps. The program itself is a way for developers to come up together with Microsoft to get their apps fast-tracked to the Market place by working with Redmond directly--information technology'south like staying after school with the instructor for a power tutoring session. These sessions happen oftentimes and at various places all the time, and then in that sense, goose egg new. Withal here we get to see some new apps that are headed our way. All of these are available on iOS and/or Android, then they await to be bigger-proper noun apps ported over to the Windows Phone--always a good sign.

Flud - Another RSS reader popular on the iPhone but with a twist--social networking. Evidently you can see what your friends are reading and vice-versa. So it's like Facebook but potentially less annoying. The app looks to headed our way past January.
Get-a-game - Hither's an app for yous ballers out in that location who want to option upward a game at your local park. Basically it'due south more social networking only folks who desire to play a quick game...of anything. Certainly unique and we suppose puts Bing and networking to get utilise on your telephone.
GateGuru - This should be huge. GateGuru provides "...airdrome directories, ratings and reviews for shops within the airports, social media sharing, itinerary management, expect times for security lines, and reviews/tips for airports". Phew! If y'all travel a lot, how could you lot not desire this app?
Taap.it - Taap.information technology is obviously like Square but for things instead of places. Basically you checkin with an detail (shoes, services, your java) and then purchase and rate the detail. Yous get more points for more interaction. Sounds kind of like Foodspotting but for stuff. Nosotros're not too crazy about that but nosotros see some merit in it.

Not a bad lineup if you lot enquire us and those are just a few of the apps coming down the pike. While they may not be the killer, unique apps that the platform could do good from, information technology'south a proficient sign that then many devs from other platforms are now embracing Windows Phone. In fact, that'due south great news as it helps level the playing field.

Source: TechCrunch

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