A year ago, Microsoft needed to do this to inflate their app numbers because there were much fewer apps in the Windows Phone store. But now I'm actually shocke

A year ago, Microsoft needed to do this to inflate their app numbers because there were much fewer apps in the Windows Phone store. But now I'm actually shocked how many apps/games are available on Windows Phone. Jetpack Joyride, Subway Surfers, Minion Rush are three popular games on other platforms that I recently installed for my youngest son while at my older son's basketball game recently. ...and as a former 6 year user of iPhones, the "Kids Corner" that is on Windows Phone totally separates kid-approved activities (games) from non-kid-approved activities (my email, twitter, facebook, etc). That feature alone is worth upgrading to Windows Phone if you have kids that occasionally use your phone.