By mswatcher
via blogs.windows.com
Submitted: Feb 04 2013 / 03:23
So you’ve decided to localize your planned Windows Phone app. Perhaps you realized (or already knew) that making your app available in other languages means your app can reach a much bigger market with fewer competitors. You’ve read Localization best practices for Windows Phone and How to build a globalized app for Windows Phone and other content in the Globalization and localization for Windows Phonesection of MSDN.
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