Microsoft opens Windows Phone 7 harsh to developers

According to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html > media reports, Microsoft opened the Windows Phone 7 harsh App Store for developers in Thursday. Developers can submit apps only if they have been invited, and can submit apps to the App Store for a fee of 99 dollars a year.

APP Hub members can also submit Xbox Live games without having to pay an extra fee. Apple's developer program for iOS has a standard annual licensing fee of USD 99, and an enterprise licensing fee of $299. Google's Android electronics market licensing fees for a one-time payment of 25 of dollars.

According to Microsoft's announcement, an application will take 3 to 5 working days from certified to release. Microsoft has already provided certification requirements. APP Hub members can also try preemptive's mobile analytics service for free. Based on preemptive's Windows Phone 7 Web site, developers will have access to the following information:

-Number of application sessions

-Number of independent users

-function usage count and duration

-General system and stability statistics

According to earlier reports, advertising company Millennial media reported strong growth in the Windows Phone 7 platform. Given that the platform is still new and most developers have not yet submitted applications, such reports are impressive.