An interesting article over at Windows Central about MSFT marketing of Windows Mobile. What do folks here think?
http://www.windowscentral.com/should-microsoft-begin-marketing-windows-mobile-masses
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the latest from Ignite US is that Windows Mobile in the consumer market is deceased.
I am not even sure you can buy a Windows phone here now. I think I might have seen an 830 last time I was in JB.
I don't see any traction being gained by firing up the marketing machine again. It will just lead to more of the same cycle as last time. Buy our phone the OS is great (and it really is), consumers buy it and find it doesn't have the apps they want, consumers go back to Android and IOS and say never again to windows phone. No sense pouring money into that hole.
Small companies seem to be releasing products with Windows phone and seeing success with them as long of the scale success is measured against is small. I think there is room to sell to a niche market who wants windows phones.
Maybe once the surface division have a new vision for what Windows on a phone can be, we will see things begin to heat up again, but until then, there is no sense marketing a dead or very deeply sleeping product.
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I was persevering with Windows Mobile, there were two Apps I really needed but I used work rounds. I gave up on Widows Mobile when it became apparent that MSFT was giving up on it. Damn shame as I felt that it was the best phone OS especially for
one handed use.
MikeB4:I was persevering with Windows Mobile, there were two Apps I really needed but I used work rounds. I gave up on Widows Mobile when it became apparent that MSFT was giving up on it. Damn shame as I felt that it was the best phone OS especially for
one handed use.
Sony Xperia XA2 running Sailfish OS. https://sailfishos.org The true independent open source mobile OS
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6
Dell Inspiron 14z i5
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