Other questions may arise from skeptics such as: Does Microsoft still intend to create a viable mobile ecosystem as some say? Or is Windows 10 Mobile simply an existence that is less easily killed than continued? After all, with Microsoft’s unified development, it is much easier for the firm to plug away at making new OS versions of both desktop and mobile with less than maximal effort, so they continue to do so, creating new build after new build. When looking at all the Windows 10 Mobile phones that have been launched, you get the feeling that Microsoft is now aiming for business users – with a side of fans. Even with all that withstanding, Microsoft continue to plug at Windows 10 Mobile, trying to tune it into something, though I’m not enitrely sure what. Consumers had rejected them, apps makers had snubbed the growing OS and the tech media’s cheers quickly turned into jeers. A bright, colorful, polycarbonate future which was fun for the consumer, but over time, that future, much like the phones they shipped with, has turned gray, black and business like.
Microsoft’s Windows 10 Mobile, once had a bright future.
