Microsoft built a beautiful and intuitive mobile operating system that excels at certain chores; now, it’s time for Windows Phone to attempt to attract the developers that Steve Ballmer once famously stressed the importance of. That’s probably why Microsoft just announced it’s holding a Windows Phone Developer Summit on June 20th and 21st in San Francisco, California.

The company definitely has student talent working on some programs, and is reportedly working on multi-million dollar marketing initiatives specifically to attract top apps to the platform, but in order to grow a software ecosystem that’s recently extended to dozens of new countries, it probably wouldn’t hurt to show the world where the money is, and how Microsoft intends…

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