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That’s right folks, soon all those apps that the Apple heads are rubbing in our faces will be on our Windows Mobile phones!  Microsoft has just put out a guide for developers that shows how to port existing iPhone apps to Windows Mobile.  According to the Windows Mobile Blog, the guide is based on a developers real experiences in porting the app.  They say that even though the task presents challenges, it is possible.  I myself am hoping that someone is nice enough to port Shazam to Windows Mobile (cause it has a nicer UI than AT&T’s MusicID).  From reading, it seems this task centers around Microsoft’s Visual Studio, as the project was done in C#.

I really like this.  With the Windows Mobile Marketpace coming up, it will provide a great opportunity for developers to host iPhone apps on the store.  I’ve seen those iPhone apps.  They’re tempting enough to get me to buy an iPhone, but now that this is out, I may be able to stay anti-Apple!

via WMExperts and The Windows Team Blog

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