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Thank you at last some one understands why it was posted in the first place
Also it is not a useless subject matter as one poster has put it.
Also if Microsoft had of thought it was not of interest they I am sure would not of gone to the bother of posting it at all so it could be found and put up for everyone to see
If you look at it from the marketing side, they more than likely announced this because 3 billion is a big number. Considering developers do not care and see no value about making apps for windows devices, this may have them think otherwise. Even by just going to the store to update your apps, this still includes the main "front" that has some apps and advertisements on it. As of late, the apps they have been advertising, some have sparked my interest and I download them to check them out. Otherwise, I would never download anything unless it was something I was specifically looking for.
Now bring in UWP and the iOS bridge capabilities, devs may start considering getting 3 billion hits for a day of their time...that's my 2 cents anyway :P
not sure 3billion is big number or not, but really is the article even interesting ?
it even didnt give any information period 3billion accumulated, and i bet mostly come from win10-phone rather desktop
now, people that own android smartphone or iphone, who dont visit playstore or itunes store often ?
if playstore or itunes store share their visitor number, i think that 3billion things is nothing special
IMHO this was worth posting. It shows how successful the Windows store is. Why do I Care? The more successful Windows store is the better the chance of getting more and better apps.
Everything is not wonderful with the Windows Store.
http://www.businessinsider.com/devel...-a-mess-2016-1
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Well I know I am excited for Windows Phone 10 to come to my Lumia 640 and I think that will boost some numbers.
My only complaint for now is do anyone know of Windows Phone is going to ever introduce encryption on there device? They are currently the only one that I know of who does not offer this feature unless you turn it on from exchange.
This is bound to be good news to Microsoft and may attract more app makers to the store. I guess the real question is 'how does it compare to Google Play or Apple store'' visitors who are not buying apps don't make anyone money.
I've visited store a few times but just can't find anything I would consider even spending a few £ on mainly perhaps because I normally log in with a local account instead of a Microsoft one. Good luck to Microsoft though , I hope they can attract big name Apps.