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Surprisingly enough, it is not. Looks like even Microsoft is now making apps for iOS and Android before making them for Windows Phone...

• TheOsiris 13y ago
  This just looks really bad. If even the maker of windows phone considers it the last platform to develop for, we shouldn't blame or expect more from other app developers. This just adds more reason for me to replace my windows phone with an iphone/android
• bratsche 13y ago
  Maybe they have groups making the apps separately and they're just releasing them as they're finished.
  • jbigelow76 13y ago
    There has to be some kind of coordination as they did the same thing with recent updates to Skype. iOS and Android first then Windows Phone OS a month or so later. Seems like bad messaging from Microsoft about the Windows Phone platform, an official RDP client isn't a make or break type app, there is no (apparent) compelling business reason not to hold back on iOS and Android so that the WP version could be released simultaneously. If Microsoft won't hold app releases until the WP version is ready to along with iOS and Android how can they expect anyone else to either?
• leviathant 13y ago
  This isn't actually a new development - the (wonderful) Photosynth mobile app started out on iOS before being ported anywhere else.
• msabalau 13y ago
  Good for Microsoft. This is a confident move, as when Google rolls out a app or feature on iOS before Android. I'm sure a Windows phone version is coming. Microsoft needs to do more of this. Neither consumers nor the company benefits when people delay creating value for the sake paying an internal alignment tax,