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On Windows Phone, every app has the ability to offer a free "trial" version. So you can make a paid app, but still let the user try it (with less features, or a
by miguelrochefort 13y ago
On Windows Phone, every app has the ability to offer a free "trial" version. So you can make a paid app, but still let the user try it (with less features, or ads). I think this mechanism is ideal.
- unsigner 13y agoWindows Phone is not exactly a sterling example of developer success, is it?
- miguelrochefort 13y agoWhat do you mean? Windows Phone has the best mobile programming environment there is. The tools are much better than anything you can find for iOS and Android. I know, I programmed apps on all major platforms. So is it a developer success? I would think so. Is it a consumer success? Not really. But it's consistently gaining marketshare, and is becoming quite popular in Europe. And no, I don't work for Microsoft.