Previously popularized by Android community TuneIn Radio app has finnaly made its run for Windows Phone 7. With this favorite internet radio app you can find find local radio station and play their music, or you can go worldwide and find yourself super funky tunes from radio station in Cape Town, South Africa. There are over 30 thousand radio stations all over the world. You need an account with RadioTime. Metro UI in Windows Phone 7 OS allows you to swipe left and right between screens. Download of TuneIn Radio app to Windows Phone 7 is free.

Microsoft has finally succumbed to demands of developers to increase max of free app submissions in the Marketplace. This should result in better apps and much more good free apps for Windows Phone 7. Here in today’s developer newsletter:

During the past months we have been working hard to improve our overall Windows Phone Marketplace experience based on the feedback we received from you and our partners. We heard from many of you that you wanted a higher limit on the maximum number of free apps you could submit for free.

We’ve heard you and are pleased to announce that we‘ve increased that limit from 5 to 100.

If you’re having trouble submitting your free apps, please contact support.

Via geeksmack

John Steward, openly pro iPhone kind of a guy, is now blessing us with his humor in windows phone 7 world. Yes, as Viacom announced the Daily Show will now be on WP7 via Daily Show app. Via this you can get a “Quote of the Day” as well as video clip for the most recent episode. The app costs $1.99.

Download here at Zune

This awesome WP7 app will tell you what phase moon is in, what it means, rise and set, zodiac circles with astronomical constellations, moon phase, dates and azimuth. It would even tell you your exact GPS location. Read your daily horoscope. Of you believe that moon and it’s phases strongly effect everything around us check this app out! Graphics are superb, content thorough.

Download it at Zune

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After a continuous speculation that Windows Phone 7 has not been successful, Microsoft has come out with its official numbers and it is 1.5 million. Have a look at the official statement:

“Sales are ramping well as our reputation is growing for offering users a unique experience and are in line with our expectations – especially when compared to other new platform introductions. With a new platform you have to look at a couple of things, first of all customer satisfaction. As I mentioned before, we’ve seen great response on the complete mobile phone experience.

Another is phone manufacturer sales – phones being bought and stocked by mobile operators and retailers on their way to customers. We are pleased that phone manufacturers sold over 1.5 million phones in the first six weeks, which helps build customer momentum and retail presence.”

Another thing Microsoft has emphasized is that they are here to deal in Windows Phone 7 for the ‘long run’: 

“We know we have tough competition, and this is a completely new product. We’re in the race – it’s not a sprint but we are certainly gaining momentum and we’re in it for the long run.”

Via ZDNET