The MySpace Application beta gallery was actually went live on this 13th of March. As of today, there are 250 apps available for the MySpace users to install onto their own profiles, home pages or canvas pages. As I said in my previous post on MySpace Developer Platform, the launched of this platform that enables a range of social software solutions will make their technology appreciably more easy.

In a post published by the team of MySpace Developer Platform, there are apps waiting to be approved, and some of them are rejected. However, since this new platform has been key to MySpace’s new marketing positioning, it still immature to talk about how it will progress on its way to challenge Facebook Platform, while it is still establish itself as an alternative to a social platform for the Web developers.

A look at the most installs on the MySpace Application gallery will attempt to tell us which type of applications will likely to be accepted by the MySpace users.