Facebook and Mobile Apps on Azure
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This document discusses how the Windows Azure platform can be used to rapidly build and deploy mobile and social apps. It notes that many new apps are actually Facebook or other social network apps accessed via mobile devices. It promotes Windows Azure as enabling integration with backend systems and running across multiple devices and platforms. Toolkits are referenced for building Windows Phone, Android, iOS, Facebook, and games apps on Azure.
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Editor's Notes
- authentication, starting games, multi-player communication, game stateACS also supports Windows Live ID, Google, Yahoo,