Regardless, the point stands, WP7 receives a lot less app attention - which makes sense since it has 1.7% market share. For example, the new Angry Birds launch

Regardless, the point stands, WP7 receives a lot less app attention - which makes sense since it has 1.7% market share. For example, the new Angry Birds launched on iOS and Android, and has no plans to port to WP7 due to the need to rewrite it for that platform, http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-03-22/-angry-birds-space-edition-skips-windows-phone-in-blow-to-nokia.html http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-03-22/-angry-birds-space-...