Guytronic
Ambassador Team Leader
Not gonna happen, wouldn't be prudent.
Okay...can't blame a guy for trying
Not gonna happen, wouldn't be prudent.
I'd be doing the same. Rich people don't get there by being stupid. Well, the ***** at 1600 Pennsylvania is the exception.Okay...can't blame a guy for trying
For the love of all that's good don't bring politics into this.I'd be doing the same. Rich people don't get there by being stupid. Well, the ***** at 1600 Pennsylvania is the exception.
I feel the same way. Or maybe Microsoft surprises everyone....maybe
Surprise! Windows phone is dead (no longer a focus)!
You didn't need to be Karnak The Magnificent to see this one coming.My prediction becomes true
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Once One Core is released on mobile units, WP lives on.
Are you implying that the well-praised Chevy Cruze is really a renamed Cavalier? Say ain't so!!! Please tell me that manufacturers don't play those evil marketing tricks.Well this is a weird thread. Windows on phones has been dead for ages already. Officially. A bit late to the party I would say.
Windows 10 Mobile, the label or marketing term is also dead (thankfully).
However, what W10M refers to, the actual nuts and bolts of the software, how it works, how it's put together... that is not dead.
Since i don't care about labels or marketing terms, I find it perfectly valid to say W10M is not dead. Provided MS doesn't give up on UWP completely, it will someday resurface under a different name (Andromeda OS?), while using CShell as its launcher. Nevertheless, at its core, it will still be the same thing that we call W10M today.
Of course, MS will do everything they can to not have that new shiny product associated with W10M's negative stigma. Nevertheless, by what name we refer to something doesn't change what that something actually is.
This is probably not the easiest concept to grasp, but I hope it's at least somewhat clear.
Take care everyone!
Originally posted by GhostEchelon
Originally Posted by docsp1
Many Androids are already dead (dont get Updates) 4 weeks after you bought them.
You don't say. Thought most android phones high ends get at least two big updates or three during the first two or three years?