Microsoft opened its application store last year with the launch of Windows Phone 7 but so far it has been available only in handful of countries. Those outside these countries had to fake their location, which meant they could only download free apps from the Marketplace.
Now, however, the list of supported countries has been expanded with 19 new names, including India, added to the mix, taking the grand total to 35.
Apart from this, the Marketplace has also received other updates in the form of updated price tiers, App Hub localization, improvements to mobile in-app advertising, new private distribution of applications for beta apps and enhanced application management.
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Now, however, the list of supported countries has been expanded with 19 new names, including India, added to the mix, taking the grand total to 35.
Apart from this, the Marketplace has also received other updates in the form of updated price tiers, App Hub localization, improvements to mobile in-app advertising, new private distribution of applications for beta apps and enhanced application management.
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