Microsoft Opens Windows Mobile Marketplace to More Users -- Redmond Channel Partner

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Microsoft Opens Windows Mobile Marketplace to More Users

You don't have to be a Windows Mobile 6.5 user to have access to the Marketplace anymore. Anybody on a 6.x platform can now shop for WinMo apps. Granted, given WinMo's market share, that's still not that many people, but hey.

Posted by Lee Pender on November 18, 2009

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