Windows Phone 7 may have more quality apps

Microsoft is aiming for quality over quantity for its marketplace, so that its apps may command higher price from the consumers.

Notwithstanding the popularity of Android, primarily due to its free applications, Microsoft wants its developers to sell quality apps at higher price points for its Windows Phone 7, Bloomberg has reported.

It's not that Microsoft wants the developers to charge more for the same apps, it actually wants them to create better and more feature rich apps, and then charge more. 

New version of MeeGo OS unveiled

Another version of MeeGo, called the 1.2 developer edition, announced particularly for Nokia N900 devices. It is expected to aid in development of better apps for the upcoming N9 smartphone from Nokia.

A new version of the MeeGo operating system, which was ditched by Nokia in favour of Windows Phone 7, has been released. The new version 1.2, which was launched during the MeeGo conference in San Francisco (May 23-25), is available for Nokia N900 devices and provides advanced functionality to the users or developers to get creative. 

Just few days ago, Nokia has accidentally revealed its new smartphone based on the operating system.