slivy58
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Re: Build 10536 how do you like it?
Well, my take is it’s another wrench being thrown into the mix in the already struggling WP market, it is an added cause of uncertainty as to where WP is heading, until W10M comes to fruition and proves itself you’ll see many electing to wait on the sidelines rather than investing, the negative I speak of.
Just look back at the history and see what began to transpire in early 2014 (drop in market shares for one), a lot has happened since then but I view many of them as strikes against WP, the Nokia acquisition did nothing to help either, out of it we ended up with many mid-range/budget phones. There hasn’t been a premium device since late-2013 and I strongly agree this has done little for the betterment of WP, it’s already been proven the “low-end” will be left out in the cold in regards to certain features.
So what does the future hold with the advent of W10M and the newly to-be announced phones, will it as a whole spark enough interest that developers will flock to create new apps, will carriers in my part of the world offer those devices along with colour choices (if available), will top phone accessory manufactures begin offering premium cases for said devices. As it stands now everything I mentioned has been dismal here in Canada and I see nothing that’ll change it in the short-term, from my perspective, we’ve already lost close to 2 years of progressing in the mobile phone market which equates to much more in the techno world.
Negative? What's wrong with having a revamp?
Well, my take is it’s another wrench being thrown into the mix in the already struggling WP market, it is an added cause of uncertainty as to where WP is heading, until W10M comes to fruition and proves itself you’ll see many electing to wait on the sidelines rather than investing, the negative I speak of.
Just look back at the history and see what began to transpire in early 2014 (drop in market shares for one), a lot has happened since then but I view many of them as strikes against WP, the Nokia acquisition did nothing to help either, out of it we ended up with many mid-range/budget phones. There hasn’t been a premium device since late-2013 and I strongly agree this has done little for the betterment of WP, it’s already been proven the “low-end” will be left out in the cold in regards to certain features.
So what does the future hold with the advent of W10M and the newly to-be announced phones, will it as a whole spark enough interest that developers will flock to create new apps, will carriers in my part of the world offer those devices along with colour choices (if available), will top phone accessory manufactures begin offering premium cases for said devices. As it stands now everything I mentioned has been dismal here in Canada and I see nothing that’ll change it in the short-term, from my perspective, we’ve already lost close to 2 years of progressing in the mobile phone market which equates to much more in the techno world.
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