"Microsoft wanted us to clarify that enterprise customers will be able to deploy apps to employees outside the consumer-facing Marketplace -- details on that will be released in the future."
Thats from the links you're posting Andrew. C'mon play fair. Simon specifically mentioned this.
Sorry, didn't actually see that when I was scanning the email. I'm glad that enterprises will be able to roll things out to their employees, but also disappointed that the rest of us won't be able to do that.
I jumped from years on WinMo to Android because I cant stand the WinMo7 interface. Its the Fisher Price of phones which is great for a new section of the market but not a successor to WinMo6.5
So long and thanks for all the flash.
[Although I doubt we'll see the same mysterious app deletions on WinMo7 as we've witnessed countless times on iPhone. Microsoft will make rules and stick to them. Rules will change over time. We've had 7 years of xbox marketplace now, its not a new game to them.]
Cheers for all the links and updates. It's still clear as mud as to what an "Enterprise Customer" is or what it will cost but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it :)
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Thats from the links you're posting Andrew. C'mon play fair. Simon specifically mentioned this.
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I jumped from years on WinMo to Android because I cant stand the WinMo7 interface. Its the Fisher Price of phones which is great for a new section of the market but not a successor to WinMo6.5
So long and thanks for all the flash.
[Although I doubt we'll see the same mysterious app deletions on WinMo7 as we've witnessed countless times on iPhone. Microsoft will make rules and stick to them. Rules will change over time. We've had 7 years of xbox marketplace now, its not a new game to them.]
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