Google says it will make apps for Windows Phone 8 when system is popular

Many developers are working on making applications for Windows Phone 8, but Google was not very interested in this possibility at the moment. The company revealed that its programs will only lead to the Microsoft operating system when the platform becomes more popular.

The director of product management for Google Apps, Clay Bavor, said the company is very careful about the investment of time and resources. For him, the users are not yet on Windows Phone or Windows 8. However, Bavor not rule out that the situation may change in the future and the possibility of Google Apps for Microsoft platforms to be reconsidered.

A large part of Google features are focused on continually improving and upgrading its products for iOS and Android. The director said that 2013 will be a year of major investments in the segment of mobile devices for the enterprise.