According to sibling site WMExperts, Microsoft has released a developers guide for porting iPhone apps to — shock and horror — Windows Mobile.
Can’t blame them, though, 65,000 apps via a unified, on-device store, fart apps and rejected apps aside, is a huge competitive gap to make up, especially when your previous generation was stuck in a Windows 95-style user experience.
Selfishly, we hope the competition helps force out those fart apps and get those rejected apps back into Apple’s …

See more here:
The Competition: Microsoft Gives Devs Guide to iCloning iPhone Apps for Windows Mobile

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