By: Wes Miller
True in some way – though that banks on consumers buying devices en masse with the suite of app(lication)s that are on the device natively and the limited range in the store.
View ArticleBy: Michael Hallerbach
Where is your updated app count and statistics. I found your site before launch of Surface and was hoping you would keep up with the app counts even after launch. Can you post some updated stats?
View ArticleBy: RenZ
It is not a problem for Microsoft. If they want to push Windows RT Pad. They have Microsoft Studio and They have money. It is not too hard to buy one to two big game copyright and place them on app...
View ArticleBy: RenZ
Windows RT have Windows 8 for back cover. Windows8 had sell 2 million copy and it is a large reason for App designer to make App for Windows
View ArticleBy: Mark Avo
I think the Hero App is Office. Office is free with Windows RT builds. Everyone that’s seen my Surface has said that including Office is what would justify the price/entire package for them.
View ArticleBy: Wes Miller
Yes and no. Office on RT is neither full-featured (it lacks features included in the x86/x64 versions of Office) nor licensed for commercial use. Many look at it as a free lunch – it isn’t. It’s also...
View ArticleBy: Davinder Sangha
I can’t see why Microsoft, with all it’s expertise, doesn’t just create apps for major companies as a helping hand. I’m enjoying my Surface, but it’s like waiting for the postman every day, clicking on...
View ArticleBy: life_is_pleach
The Windows RT Store in Germany didn’t have so much apps like the US Store. There’s something going wrong on that. Especially important apps like Wikipedia or Zinio for example are not released in...
View ArticleBy: NaNO3
My own Counter has a little different numbers but the same trend. Hopefully it goes on like this for another half year or so. http://winapps.developer-zone.ch
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