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To me, the biggest deal breaker is that having a Windows Phone developer account doesn't let you release applications for Windows 8. It's a shame because many
by candl 14y ago
To me, the biggest deal breaker is that having a Windows Phone developer account doesn't let you release applications for Windows 8.
It's a shame because many people including me could at least port some of their apps. An additional 99$/year for the Windows 8 store simply isn't worth it. If there's one major reason why the interest is so low then it's probably it.
I am definately going to stick with Windows Phone for the time being since it's been a great experience and the release of WP8 will bring some needed attention.