Monster India comes to the Windows Phone platform
Windows Phone is growing as a major mobile platform and while a lot of the bigger apps like Facebook, Twitter ...


Monster on Windows Phone
MonsterIndia on Windows Phone provides job seekers with the benefit of finding employment on the go. Mobile users can not only view jobs on the go, but also apply to them through their Windows Phone smart device. Monster India has also integrated the application with the features that Windows Phone offers. Vineet Durani, Director - Windows Phone Business Group, Microsoft Corporation India Pvt. Ltd. said, "The Windows Phone app universe is growing at an unprecedented pace, and we already have over 70,000 apps available through Marketplace. Developed on the unique Metro UI, these apps are tightly integrated into the Windows Phone thus making them smarter and more fun."
Jobseekers can pin jobs to their Windows Phone home screen. Once a section or a feature is pinned, it's always on as a tile on the user's start screen. This will allow the user to always be able to navigate to the pinned section, having direct access to a pinned job. Jobseekers will also have access to newly posted jobs that match their profile. The alerts will be available on the Windows Phone start screen for pinned applications. Monster says that the app can be downloaded from the Monster India website, but it doesn't seem available from there yet. It doesn't seem available in the Windows Phone Marketplace yet, so stay tuned for a launch update.
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