Yes, this is exactly what I was talking about. I think it is a BIG deal to set up the phone on advance of purchase for both consumers and enterprise. This ensures that they get started with the MS apps to begin with. Thinking that it is "so simple" to download and install them is wrong. This is why people pre-install apps, because if they aren't pre-installed, there is a good chance they will never be. Now we can discuss bloatware vs. real software, but I don't believe this is the case for the MS apps. Anyway, please MS if you are not going to keep up W10M, make a first party Android phone that is set up just right with all the MS services so that users don't HAVE to do it themselves.
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windowsmobile4eva One would hope that their own Android would come with outlook, calendar, onedrive, Groove or whatever baked into the system. Then, hopefully, the problems you describe would be eliminated. I hope they do because then I can start using Android if I really have to.