Immediately sorry for the offtop, but due to the fact that now everyone is just talking about the iPhone 5 (what’s on Western news feeds, what’s on ours), I couldn’t get past this picture. She’s really into the subject:

As reported in the official blog of the company, since yesterday Microsoft has opened limited access to the Windows Phone SDK 8.0 Developer Program. So far, the operating system is available only to developers of the most popular applications.

Yesterday Apple not only showed the smartphone, but also boasted about the numbers. Unfortunately, against the background of bright pictures, not everyone paid attention to them.

I want to show you an interesting screenshot (open the image, otherwise it was cropped a little):

The “Farmer” company began publishing collectible card games, previously considered the territory of Japanese companies. 

Yesterday’s Apple presentation is the alarm bell that was talked about so much by those who were sure that the company would not last long without Steve Jobs. About this, as well as why the announcement of the iPhone 5 disappointed many, read below. 

According to The Verge, delays and bugs during testing of Windows Phone 8 pushed back the release date of the operating system. Microsoft employees are now working overtime.