First of all, I love Windows Phone/Mobile. My first smart phone was Lumia 520 (back in 2013) and then I switched to my Lumia 730. It's really beautiful, simple, smooth and unique. I loved the Insider program, testing out new features, giving feedback... I recommended WP to a few of my friends who didn't care about having the newest apps, and they got a few Lumias too.
But since last year or so, local business, the bus service, my uni, etc. started to launch their own apps. They didn't offer support to Windows Mobile and I couldn't access them via Edge or any mobile browser. This started to bug me, because everyone had easy information on their hands and I didn't. And more, the maps/navigation here in my area is horrible. It's completely unreliable. Other things started to annoy me as well. Before releasing Cortana to all Windows Mobile users, they provided Cortana to Android... Finally, when Cortana got here in Brazil it was very disappointing. She is much worse than the first version of US Cortana (yes, even regarding location of services/stores in my own area). She is not able to respond to simple commands like set up an alarm. 98% of the times I'm directed to a web search. I say all of this based on my experience for a long time in stable releases, insider builds, many factory resets, etc. Also, typing on this phone got increasingly worse, the suggestions are pretty bad and I end up wasting a lot of time correcting the auto correct of the phone.
I feel like not only developers don't consider Windows Mobile a viable option, but Microsoft doesn't care much about it either. I don't know how my experience would be outside of Brazil, that, by the way, was one of the biggest markets for WP, but here I feel abandoned by Microsoft. They didn't even release 950/950XL here and I see no effort to include us in future plans. This really dimmed my excitement for the mobile platform.
So I finally decided to try out a Moto G and I really enjoyed it. It's not about apps like Snapchat or Pok?monGo (which I don't even use), but the whole user experience. The phone actually connects to the places I am in! Traffic, navigation, suggestions... It makes my life so much easier, really. The Microsoft apps on Android are great and I will absolutely continue to use them.
Having said that, I missed apps from WM like for Reddit or YouTube, and I miss the whole UI and feel of Windows. I'm still interested in Windows Mobile and I'd come back in a heartbeat if I felt Microsoft cared about solving some of my concerns. I wrote all of this to vent, really. I felt really bad giving up on my L730 and making the switch, but oh well haha