In a recent interview, Satya Nadella reiterated Microsoft's hardware strategy for Windows on phones.
If you're reading this, you're probably aware that Microsoft has "retrenched" in the mobile hardware space, laying off thousands of engineers it acquired when it purchased Nokia back in 2014.
With Windows 10 Mobile shifted to a "feature2" development branch, away from the main Redstone 3 branch, you'd be forgiven for wondering whether Windows has a future on phones at all. Well, Satya Nadella thinks it will.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
If you're reading this, you're probably aware that Microsoft has "retrenched" in the mobile hardware space, laying off thousands of engineers it acquired when it purchased Nokia back in 2014.
With Windows 10 Mobile shifted to a "feature2" development branch, away from the main Redstone 3 branch, you'd be forgiven for wondering whether Windows has a future on phones at all. Well, Satya Nadella thinks it will.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...