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Microsoft vows openness for mobile app store
Published 3/11/2009 by By JESSICA MINTZ, AP Technology Writer at SFGate: Technology
Microsoft Corp. plans a central market to sell programs for cell phones running the Windows Mobile system. It hews closely to the setup of Apple Inc.'s App Store for iPhones, with one notable exception _ Microsoft promises to communicate more openly with...
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