Microsoft Releases First android app

While Apple is getting ready to enter the court house with HTC for developing some great android phones, Microsoft one the leading tech companies release their first app for android platform today. According to BBC news, the app

Called Tag, the free software uses a handset’s camera to turn it into a mobile barcode reader.
It is the first application Microsoft has made for the Android operating system – one of the key rivals to Windows Mobile.
Android is among the last to get the Tag application which is available on Windows phones, the iPhone, Blackberry and Symbian handsets.
Using Tag and similar programs, barcodes can become coupons that link people to websites, pass on information or give visitors a discount in an online store.
Releasing the application for Android continues Microsoft’s program of making software for rival phone firm. In December 2008 it produced its first iPhone app, called Seadragon, and followed it up in early 2009 by releasing Tag for the Apple handset.

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