As BlackBerry and Microsoft scramble to catch up with iOS and Android?s hold on app developers? attention, it?s become clear that Microsoft has a distinct advantage that BlackBerry simply cannot match: Lots and lots of cash. Both Bloomberg Businessweek and Business Insider report that Microsoft is paying developers up to $100,000 to bring their applications over to Windows Phone 8. While this might seem like a lot of money just to convince developers to create apps for Windows Phone, Business Insider?s Julie Bort notes that it?s a relative drop in the bucket for Microsoft, which is also paying Nokia ?$1 billion a year to make Windows phones.?
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This article was originally published on BGR.com
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/microsoft-doling-100-000-windows-phone-apps-144031944.html
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