Microsoft is taking baby steps towards unifying the Windows and Windows Phone store, but its taking steps nonetheless. In its latest step, Microsoft id unifying the developer registration experience for both platforms.
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Microsoft is slowly but surely moving towards a unified store for Windows and Windows Phone
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Published November 8, 2013
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On November 6, company officials announced Microsoft is creating a unified developer registration experience for the two platforms. The thinking is this unified registration will make it easier for developers who want to create apps that target both Windows and Windows Phone by cutting dev registration costs and complexity.
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