This whole windows 10 mobile lifecycle since last November has been really painful. It's clear MSFT isn't putting a serious effort on Mobile. If they are from a financial standpoint, then they have a really bad development team.
Just another example of their incompetence....I read that the latest Redstone 2 update had a fix of mobile hot spot not working at times and having to reboot the phone to get this to work. This was a bug in the original Windows 10 release, and they fixed it. What really shows how bad their development teams are is that it wasn't "cherry picked" to the other branches of code. As a developer worth anything, you know to fix issues in the current production branch, and propagate them to any forward branches. You would think a company who epitomizes software development would enforce this.
Methinks the inmates are running the asylum on the windows 10 mobile side.
Just another example of their incompetence....I read that the latest Redstone 2 update had a fix of mobile hot spot not working at times and having to reboot the phone to get this to work. This was a bug in the original Windows 10 release, and they fixed it. What really shows how bad their development teams are is that it wasn't "cherry picked" to the other branches of code. As a developer worth anything, you know to fix issues in the current production branch, and propagate them to any forward branches. You would think a company who epitomizes software development would enforce this.
Methinks the inmates are running the asylum on the windows 10 mobile side.