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Microsoft released its 1st application for the Android mobile working method this week: The Microsoft Tag mobile barcoding reader. May Silverlight be Microsoft;s next Android app?The move can make perception. Microsoft officials have already been hinting because 2008 that Microsoft was contemplating supporting the Android platform. 1 report last summer noted that Microsoft had a edition of Silverlight for Google Android in beta (though I haven;t found any person claiming to have this type of beta). Silverlight already works with Google;s Chrome browser,Office 2010 Pro Key, though “official” support arrives with Silverlight 4, which is due out in the initial half of this year.If Microsoft really does want to make Silverlight a cross-platform solution,Office 2010 License, wouldn;t a Silverlight port to Android be a no-brainer? And provided Microsoft;s Mix 10 conference — the company;s biggest showcase for Silverlight — kicks off on March 15, could there be some news on the Silverlight on Android front coming?I asked Microsoft officials about it and was told (via a spokesperson): “Silverlight does not run on Android today. Microsoft is committed to providing support for multiple mobile devices, but we haven’t announced a specific roadmap at this time.”Rob Sanfilippo, an analyst with Directions on Microsoft, said he hadn;t heard about an imminent Silverlight for Android announcement, but mentioned that such a move wouldn;t be too surprising.“The Silverlight mobile story has been promised,Windows 7 Serial, but not disclosed and it is long overdue considering that Silverlight was originally intended to be available on any platform,” said Sanfilippo. “Microsoft can’t limit Silverlight mobile to just Windows Phone if it wants to become a serious RIA (rich Internet application) contender on devices, so Android (and iPhone and BlackBerry) can’t be ignored. Technically, I don’t see why Silverlight on Android wouldn’t be possible if Microsoft commits the resources, even though I would not be surprised if not every Silverlight feature is available on Android devices (in the same manner that Windows gets better Silverlight support than Mac).”Silverlight already is available still not available on Windows Cellular 6.x mobile phones. Microsoft officials have said it will be available on Windows Phone 7 devices (and is expected to be key to the Windows Phone 7 development story). Microsoft execs have shown demos of Silverlight streaming on the iPhone, but not offered a delivery timetable for Silverlight on the iPhone, . And Microsoft and Nokia announced in 2008 plans to create Silverlight available on Symbian-based Nokia phones.“Flash 10.1 is in beta now with Android support, though probably not on every Android device,Microsoft Office Standard 2007,” Sanfilippo mentioned. “It is likely Microsoft will aim to at least match Flash’s support of Android.”The Mono team is operating on MonoDroid, a port of Mono, an open-source implementation of .Net, to Android. And this week,Windows 7 Professional Product Key, the Mono backers managed to get Moonlight — Novell;s implementation of Silverlight for Linux — to run on Chrome.Everyone have any more details (or guesses) on when Silverlight may be available for Android?