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At the end of the summer we’re hoping to see the Marketplace in action filled with Windows Mobile 6.5 applications. But it looks like Microsoft will not have that many apps to brag with in the first place. Rumors say that only 600 applications will be available to download in September 2009.


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Microsoft’s own search engine, dubiously named Bing is apparently coming to the mobile world. It was only a matter of time until this happened since other search engines already offer different mobile search solutions.


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In an unprecedented move, Microsoft is now offering an impressive discount for those Bing users that want to purchase an iPhone 3G S. That’s right, Microsoft is going to help you buy a phone from the competition for less.


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We’ve shown you different applications in the past made with the only purpose of reading various barcodes including Microsoft Tags. Now we have one made for BlackBerry phones. Microsoft Tag Reader will help you get all those Microsoft codes and turn them into mobile content.


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Microsoft has cleared the air around Marketplace application sharing. Microsoft said earlier that it will allow buyers to run purchased apps on up to five phones. Or re-install the apps again on your phone after reset for up to five times. Some speculated that this rule will let buyers actually share those applications with their friends and family.


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Windows Mobile 6.5 is coming soon and the first phones ready to run the new OS are the HTC Touch Pro2 and the HTC Touch Diamond2. And these two phones will be upgraded from Windows Mobile 6.1 to 6.5 easily. That has been official for quite a while now. What about other hot phones out there? Some reports are saying that a few Toshiba, LG and Acer phones will also be upgradeable to Windows Mobile 6.5, but is that really going to happen?


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Remember Microsoft’s My Phone? It’s the cloud-based synchronization solution service created for Windows Mobile phones. And that service is now available to all Windows Mobile phones out there.


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More news from Microsoft’s Marketplace are coming in. The application store has been open for registration for quite a while now and in a little over a month the submissions of apps will begin. If you’re a developer then you absolutely have to register. Microsoft also has the forum ready and developers are more than welcome to start chatting.


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