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Some apps and games in Marketplace are free. Others cost a few bucks. Depending on your carrier, you might have the option of rolling purchases onto your monthly phone bill. Otherwise, you can simply pay by credit card. To help you decide what to buy, each app should have a description and some screenshots. If other people have tried an app first, you might also find reviews.

1. Shop from Your Phone

  1. On the Start screen, tap Marketplace.

  2. In Marketplace, tap either Apps or Games on the main menu, depending on what you’re looking for.

  3. Flick to browse the subcategories and lists. When you find an app or game you like, tap it.

  4. If an app or game is free, tap Install. Otherwise, do one of the following:

    • Tap Buy to pay for it. (You have to tap Buy again to confirm your choice.)

    • Tap Try to download a free trial version.

  5. Apps you download or buy appear in the Apps list on your phone. Games show up under Collection in the Games hub.


Tip:

If you don’t want to put the cost of an app or a game on your phone bill, tap Change Payment Method when you check out. Then tap Add A Credit Card and follow the steps.



Warning:

You need a Wi-Fi connection to download large apps and games on your phone. Only apps smaller than 20 megabytes can be downloaded via your cellular connection.


2. Shop from Your PC

  1. Connect your phone to your PC via the USB cable, open the Zune software on your computer, and then tap Marketplace.

  2. Click Apps.

  3. Click Windows Phone.

  4. Browse to find the app you want to try or buy, and then click it.

  5. Click an available button—Try, Buy, or Free—and then follow any on-screen instructions.


Tip:

If your phone is connected to your PC, the app is downloaded to your phone immediately. If you’re phone isn’t connected, the app is sent to your phone wirelessly within 24 hours.


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