This one is a two part question revolved around MSFT's focus on Windows 10 Mobile.
First, do you think MSFT should have released some refreshes of the 550/650/950/XL this year and does not doing so reflect on a lack of focus on mobile? Nothing major, but something with a newer CPU, slightly updated design and possibly more storage/RAM. I ask personally because I made the difficult switch to jump to an Android due to Dual SIM issues after AT&T killed off 2G, and this could have helped keep me on W10M.
Second, it seems like ever since Windows 10 Mobile first launched we've been hearing that the next major Windows update will be Mobile heavy, but this hasn't happened. Why is that, is it ever going to happen, and how confident can we be that RS3 could be that mobile focused update?
First, do you think MSFT should have released some refreshes of the 550/650/950/XL this year and does not doing so reflect on a lack of focus on mobile? Nothing major, but something with a newer CPU, slightly updated design and possibly more storage/RAM. I ask personally because I made the difficult switch to jump to an Android due to Dual SIM issues after AT&T killed off 2G, and this could have helped keep me on W10M.
Second, it seems like ever since Windows 10 Mobile first launched we've been hearing that the next major Windows update will be Mobile heavy, but this hasn't happened. Why is that, is it ever going to happen, and how confident can we be that RS3 could be that mobile focused update?
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