Bing现在在iOS设备上搜索并发现与你的搜索相关的应用，苹果重新考虑他们的应用内订阅政策，微软正在帮助开发者将Android应用移植到WP7。

• Cydia Dev: Apple Stole Both My Idea And My Icon For WiFi Sync While not exactly an original concept, WiFi Sync has only been available for jailbroken iOS users. Now iOS 5 will include the syncing ability standard, but only after denying Greg Hughes' WiFi Sync app from the App Store. All fair and good, except that they seemingly ripped off his logo, too. [Cult of Mac]
• Microsoft wants you to discover iPhone apps through Bing If you use Bing as your iOS search engine you're in for a cool surprise: you can now search, download, and launch apps from Bing. [The Next Web]
• Microsoft aids developers in porting Android apps to Windows Phones Android developers join the iPhone in being able to port their applicati*** to Windows Phone 7. [ZDNet]
• Apple alters in-app subscription terms, relaxes price controls Apple has, fortunately, rec***idered their awful in-app subscription policy where the apps could not sell their subscripti*** outside of the app, and has stated that they will not take any share of these sales. [TUAW]
• Web browser found hiding in latest Nook, no root required (video) It isn't perfect, but the new Nook Touch has a web browser already baked into the software, no root required. Barnes & Noble hasn't explicitly advertised it, but it is there. [engadget]