Windows Phone 7 App Roundup 4 Jan 2011

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Go here http://bit.ly/eDMA8f for the download links which will launch the Marketplace on the Zune software. Welcome to the first episode of the Windows Phone 7 App Roundup. In this video we review five applications from the WP7 Marketplace in 30 seconds each. This week we have GoVoice 0:19, Morfo 0:49, Max & The Magic Marker 1:19, Poynt 1:49, and Glyder 2:19.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• windows phone 7
• marketplace
• application weekly
• wp7
• lg
• pocketnow
• pocketnowvideo
• GoVoice
• Morfo
• Max & The Magic Marker
• Poynt
• Glyder
• windows app market
• windows apps
• windows phone apps
• windows phone 7 apps

[domdom87]

is it just me or did i hear him say wiggle less phone 7 app roundup?

[pocketnowvideo]

@domdom87 Its just you, but I do have a cold...

[DigitalGamma]

Windows Phone 7 looks like a great gaming platform. That Magic Marker game looks fun!

[pocketnowvideo]

@DigitalGamma The games are one of the best attributes of WP7, stay tuned for more graphic intense games to come.

[black2k7r1]

clown girl...scary.as.fuck.

[pocketnowvideo]

@black2k7r1 I agree, she is terrifying!

[ryguymoeller]

looks like apple has one more mobile os to worry about.

[augustofretes]

This site deserves more visits =D

[rdknght17]

i hope like ios wp7 will get cheaper the apps are crazy priced

[Pedro21208]

can you receive calls from GoVoice?

[Jamaica4Lyphe]

hey do you u use a screen protector on ur samsung focus or a case? any scratches if no screen protector?

[HadaZero]

LED BANNER Now available for WINDOWS PHONE

[tiger7892]

YAY!!!!!!! WP7!!!!!!

[eiscreme11]

@ryguymoeller not really :D

[MastKalundar]

let jehime revera i think thats his name, do it in same style as he does the ireveiw thingy

[AdamhaiderTV]

@BonomDenej, With every new marketplace on a new platform comes this pricing difference. It's less on Android because that platform has been around for longer thus the developer can reduce the price. Once more people will use WP7 and start buying games the prices will go down. I remember when some very basic games on Android use to be $4.00, same with iOS.