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I own devices across the 3 major platforms, and have been using a WP7 for a couple of months. The problem with the apps isn't that there isn't enough, its that
by rodh257 15y ago
I own devices across the 3 major platforms, and have been using a WP7 for a couple of months. The problem with the apps isn't that there isn't enough, its that the isn't enough GOOD ones. Sure there may be equivalents of your iOS and Android apps, but chances are they won't have feature parity, or be as polished as their counterparts. And why would they? Until there is a good market share it's hard for developers to justify anything other than an obligatory WP7 app. Time is better spent elsewhere for now.
WP7 will grow, at present there is no disputing that the app market place is inferior.
- gdharries 15y agoI wrote my blog post because I believe, for the apps I use, there are good enough, or better, alternatives. That may not be the case for everybody, but it's sufficient for me.