Report: Microsoft to team-up developers for Windows Phone and Windows
A published report on Wednesday says that Microsoft is looking to end the segregation that forced Windows Store developers and developers for the Windows Phone Store to take out separate subscriptions to develop applications for both platforms. The report states that for just 1 cent, developers will be able to take part in two-platform app development. After the merger, individuals will be allowed to register as a developer with Microsoft for both the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store for $19 a year and teams will pay $99.
This is not a merger of the two app stores. There is speculation that the Windows Store will combine with the Windows Phone Store at some point down the road. That rumor was confirmed months ago by Terry Myerson, the Microsoft executive VP in charge of the software firm's operating systems.
If this report turns out to be true, this would be a small first step toward the eventual merger of Windows and Windows Phone, something that has been rumored since the release of Windows Phone 8.
If this report turns out to be true, this would be a small first step toward the eventual merger of Windows and Windows Phone, something that has been rumored since the release of Windows Phone 8.
source: WPDang (translated) via WPCentral
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