South Park mobile business model?

Microsoft Details How to Port iPhone Apps to Windows Mobile

1. Write an iPhone app.
2. ...
3. Profit!

Heh.

I’ll read this later when the mobile app store opens and I come up with a killer mobile app to fund my retirement.

Or I stop waiting for Windows 7 phones to street and take a bite of the forbidden fruit. (Unlikely. My Samsung i760 still does everything I need with only a reboot once or twice a week.)

Credit to Code Project for suggesting step 1 in their newsletter today.

Published 04 August 09 11:30 by reedme

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# Dolph said on August 5, 2009 4:36 PM:

Or you could just download a kewl free application for your Smart Phone, Pocket PC.  Heh!

# Dolph said on August 5, 2009 4:37 PM:

Or you could just download a kewl free application for your Windows Mobile/Pocket PC from www.iPocketPC.net   :)

# reedme said on August 5, 2009 5:57 PM:

Dolph, I luv you, man, but you're shameless. :-P The only way to be successful, I guess...

I do like the games, though. Keep up the fun work!!

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