Hi..
I'm not new in WP community or Nokia phones, in fact I'm Nokia addict. And so happy they adopted WP OS and MSFT acquisition of Nokia devices division, 'cause I am a Windows user too... Said that I would like to share what I think is a mayor factor in the slow growth of WP in US market, in this two days I read two articles talking about it and in both they mention what I think MSFT has to in some way be aware and that is that in all retail stores in which WP devices are sold the sell-associates act like if they own the store, always keeping away potential new users from buying WP devices and getting them into their own preferences, like IOS or Android, and not letting them giving a try to the new market... This is in my opinion a big problem for MSFT to overcome.
I'm not new in WP community or Nokia phones, in fact I'm Nokia addict. And so happy they adopted WP OS and MSFT acquisition of Nokia devices division, 'cause I am a Windows user too... Said that I would like to share what I think is a mayor factor in the slow growth of WP in US market, in this two days I read two articles talking about it and in both they mention what I think MSFT has to in some way be aware and that is that in all retail stores in which WP devices are sold the sell-associates act like if they own the store, always keeping away potential new users from buying WP devices and getting them into their own preferences, like IOS or Android, and not letting them giving a try to the new market... This is in my opinion a big problem for MSFT to overcome.