Microsoft yesterday released an API mapping tool for Android developers. This looks to be an effort from the company to support development of applications for Windows Phone 7. The tool enables ...

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The launch of a new API mapping tool for Windows Phone 7, coupled with the roll out of a handy guide, signifies just where Microsoft thinks the competition is, with both aimed exclusively at tempting ...

The tools provide the same API lookup and mapping functionality provided by the Android tools released today. "For the iOS tool, we started with three popular categories (Network/Internet, User ...

Less than two months after it launched its API mapping tools to encourage iPhone developers to bring their titles across to Windows Phone, Microsoft has updated the set up to support Android. In April ...

The new API mapping tool for Android is Microsoft's latest effort to lure even more developers to the Windows Phone platform. The folks in Redmond already offer similar resources for iPhone ...

In the spirit of helping developers (developers, developers) find their way to its mobile platform of choice, the company has launched the API Mapping tool for iPhone.

In April, Microsoft released an API mapping tool to help those familiar with iOS development code for its Windows Phone 7 platform. At the time we openly asked why the company hadn’t built the ...

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The mapping tool makes it easier for developers to port their Android apps to the Windows Phone platform. However, much like the iOS version, this mapping tool does not automatically port over code.

To that end, Microsoft delivered guides, documentation, and an iOS API mapping tool back in April to court iPhone developers over to Windows Phone, and now they’re doing the same thing for Android.