Recently, I was pretty upset with Microsoft’s decision not to follow up on their promise to bring an official finalized release of Windows 10 Mobile to many old flagship Lumia devices. Today’s article switches things up by being a little less angry and a little more optimistic about the refreshed platform’s future.
Microsoft’s Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, and Windows 10 Mobile saga has clearly had some issues finding its footing in this very competitive industry. The original Windows Mobile lacked solid performance needed in a smartphone by borrowing too much from a PC interface; Windows Phone cleaned up the interface to create an easy-to-use smartphone UI, but lacked in the area where smartphones had grown to be most important: app availability.
