Microsoft on Tuesday announced on its Windows Phone Blog two changes regarding its Windows Phone Marketplace that will “help pave the way for new store features and new apps in the months ahead.” The Redmond-based company will be removing the option to shop for Windows Phone apps from the Zune Desktop software and will now require handsets to be running Windows Phone 7.5 to buy and download new apps, or update existing ones. The Zune Music Marketplace will remain open, and the software will be used to back up music and photos, and to install updates on the Zune HD.

Source:http://www.bgr.com/2012/04/25/zune-desktop-software-will-no-longer-be-able-to-access-marketplace/

If you’re looking to test out the latest BlackBerry Desktop Software, you’ll find it now available for download in the BlackBerry Beta Zone. Keep in mind, it is only available to North American users though there is no keycode required for installation. The known issues list is long for this one so before you commit to downloading it, make sure you give it a look as it may be something you wish to avoid for now and let those who don’t mind bugs work the kinks out. Also, this is for Windows users only — there is no Mac version offered at this time.

Source:http://crackberry.com/blackberry-desktop-software-v70-bundle-59-now-available-blackberry-beta-zone