After giving Windows Phone a try it's just way too underwhelming with nothing all that outstanding for software features and hardware to wow the masses. I think the biggest problem for Windows Phone is it's user base. One quick read of these forums and it seems a majority here are filled with excuses for Windows Phone shortcomings. Do you honestly not care whether WP survives and it's market share grows at a much faster rate than it currently is? Really now. Get more demanding. Stop with all the excuses for the underwhelming hardware. Phones need to be physically impressive to show well on the sales floor. This means SPECS!!! Disagree all you like, but the numbers don't lie. What do the best selling phones all have in common? World Class Leading Specs!!
Seriously stop excusing WP devices for their mediocre specs. WP needs to be thin, light, with big screens. There is no reason for a device with a smaller display being heavier and bigger than a device with a bigger screen. Stop saying, WP doesn't need more power to run smooth, or doesn't need an HD screen, or doesn't need "gimmicky" features, or doesn't need anything else that will help it SHOW better on the sales floor and in ads. How does a OVERLY MASSIVE phone like the Note 2 sell so much better than any regular size phone running WP OS.
I'm still shocked that MS didn't have WP fully loaded right from the get go. Why did it not support high end specs like HD displays at introduction. How does MS expect to go up against iOS and more importantly, Android? How was Samsung able to make such quick climb to the top with the Galaxy Line in under 4 short years. It's because of company drive and demanding consumers. Windows Phone users just don't seem all that demanding. I say make some noise and if MS cares, they will respond quickly, otherwise I think Windows Phone will just stay on low to mid level devices.
Seriously stop excusing WP devices for their mediocre specs. WP needs to be thin, light, with big screens. There is no reason for a device with a smaller display being heavier and bigger than a device with a bigger screen. Stop saying, WP doesn't need more power to run smooth, or doesn't need an HD screen, or doesn't need "gimmicky" features, or doesn't need anything else that will help it SHOW better on the sales floor and in ads. How does a OVERLY MASSIVE phone like the Note 2 sell so much better than any regular size phone running WP OS.
I'm still shocked that MS didn't have WP fully loaded right from the get go. Why did it not support high end specs like HD displays at introduction. How does MS expect to go up against iOS and more importantly, Android? How was Samsung able to make such quick climb to the top with the Galaxy Line in under 4 short years. It's because of company drive and demanding consumers. Windows Phone users just don't seem all that demanding. I say make some noise and if MS cares, they will respond quickly, otherwise I think Windows Phone will just stay on low to mid level devices.