Windows Phone 8 App

is there a trac for Windows Phone App development.

In India, WP is the second big OS marketshare for smartphone next to android and far ahead of iOS. Cant excuse it out for any reason. with the release of phablets, multiple formfactors and dual-sim handsets linedup for 2014 its a very compelling requirement to provide a complete all-device solutions to users

Kindly consider. if it being developed already kindly share info

There's no work on a Windows Phone app that I can see, and I wouldn't hold my breath - its usage is almost non-existent beyond a few markets.  Your best bet would be to hire someone to develop it.

I don't expect it either.

As you stated, in india, Android has the lead with 90% and windows phone in second with over 5%.

But overall throughout the world, Windows phone has only 2%. And Blackberry is still ahead of Windows Phone which puts windows phone in the number 4 position.

Usage stats change constantly, so who knows. That may change, but, i don't see boonex covering anything other than the top 2. So unless windows phone manages to gain ground, it's not likely to happen.

As Nathan pointed out. You could hire a developer in that field to do a windows phone app.

It's already been discussed before as well.

http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Mobile-App-for-Windows-Phone-8.htm

http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Windows-phone-app.htm

Don't count out windows phone so quickly, it is gaining ground in a lot of markets it may take a little longer in others.  Boonex has always been in front of the curve, I can't imagine they ignore a growing marketplace such as Window Phone & Windows 8.

Kantar Worldpanel - August 2013 Windows Phone Share by country

• Germany: 8.8% (+5.0% YoY)
• GB: 12.0% (+7.5% YoY)
• France: 10.8% (+5.2% YoY)
• Italy: 9.5% (-0.8% YoY)
• Spain: 2.2% (+0.1% YoY)
• USA: 3.0% (+0.4% YoY)
• China: 2.1% (-2.6% YoY)
• Australia: 6.5% (+2.8% YoY)

We're looking at positive growth overall, with the US still struggling to take off, but it's not falling. The largest notable gains are located in Great Britain, a market that was once a level playground between iOS, Android and BlackBerry, with the former appealing to the younger generations due to BBM. Nokia has been able to tap into these markets successfully with its Lumia line of products.

source:
http://www.wpcentral.com/windows-phone-kantar-9-percent-eu-decline-china