The iPhone Apps That Microsoft Should Develop
1) Halo: Other shoot-em-up games from console and PC platforms have made it to the iPhone, so there’s no reason that Microsoft shouldn’t make a pocket version of Halo. Especially if there were some sort of mini-game you could play on your iPhone that would help your profile on the Xbox edition.
2) Zune: Microsoft may was well extend its Zune plan to the iPhone as Apple seems to have little interest in offering an all-you-can listen music subscription service.
3) Bing: Microsoft needs a way to get more people using Bing on the iPhone as Apple’s default search tool on the iPhone is likely to remain Google.
4) Word: Millions of people still use Microsoft Office, and they also have a lot of time when they’re not at a computer. How about a pocket version that you could create end edit Word docs, and sync them to the new Web edition of Office? Or at least email to yourself? Many companies would pay $10 or more for this.
5) Excel: Same goes for Excel. This would have a niche audience, but Microsoft could probably get away charging $15 to $20 for an app like this. There has to be a few people who want to be able to tinker with Excel spreadsheets during their commute.
What a fucking stupid article. Mentioned a bunch of moronic ideas and no MSN messenger
Ghhj nice reply but you sound like F*****g stupid as for you MSN is an important app to be developed.
you shit mouth Ghhj dont even know that nobody except fools like you use MSN these days
Why should they make Halo for iphone?
Halo is stopped in development!
There wont be done anything more then fixing bugs and updating existsing games.
It wont come to other platforms then current.
Yes sure, others game have, but think about it: its like if Nintendo was going to liven up LoZ: Ocarina of Time and make it for PSP.
And, Office…
Why not try Google Docs…
Or forget it?
Bing is ONLINE, not an application!
Why not just go to Bing.com?
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