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.

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