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No additional detail in the article really, I have the same questions I had after reading the headline. Not committed how? Jumped the gun on what? I can see n
by bretpiatt 16y ago
No additional detail in the article really, I have the same questions I had after reading the headline. Not committed how? Jumped the gun on what?
I can see not wanting to spend time in WM7 when you have Samsung announcing 5,000,000 Galaxy S sold and all of your games don't run on Android yet but why not just come out and say it?
- wccrawford 16y agoOn the other hand, when MS has done some advertising for you like that, why not take advantage of it. I agree that the article is really short on details.
- bruceboughton 16y agoRight now, the Angry Birds brand is way stronger than the Windows Phone 7 brand. A cynic might say MS were trying to capitalise on that.
- Batsu 16y agoMicrosoft put a shot up of it's store with an Angry Birds icon. The developer(s?) of Angry Birds never said they were making a version for Windows Phone 7. The developers weren't committed to making the game, Microsoft jumped the gun by implicitly saying they were with that icon.