Tim Stone
New member
I made my primary line an iPhone6+ over a year ago. Then I put my Icon on a personal line, and maintained it for many months. I carried both for awhile, and then two weeks ago finally dropped the personal line. Now I use the iPhone 6+ 100% of the time. I keep watching insider updates on the Icon, and do enjoy the UI more.
The "app gap" is just way too significant, and it appears to be growing. Sadly, it is also growing in Win 10. For example, I prefer my news feeds in apps for the layout. Unfortunately, major newspapers now only have the website version available in Windows 10 ( ie. NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times ). Those versions are often hard to read, and isolate articles. The companies simply don't address the Win 10 platform and previously offered apps have been dropped. The same goes for banking and other activities that have apps only for ios and Android.
The bottom line was simple. I need to be productive, and must use the tools that enable to accomplish my daily tasks. If Microsoft can ever attract the interest of those major firms to once again offer their products in the Windows platform, I'll be waiting to make the shift. If not, I'll continue on with the alternatives.
The "app gap" is just way too significant, and it appears to be growing. Sadly, it is also growing in Win 10. For example, I prefer my news feeds in apps for the layout. Unfortunately, major newspapers now only have the website version available in Windows 10 ( ie. NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times ). Those versions are often hard to read, and isolate articles. The companies simply don't address the Win 10 platform and previously offered apps have been dropped. The same goes for banking and other activities that have apps only for ios and Android.
The bottom line was simple. I need to be productive, and must use the tools that enable to accomplish my daily tasks. If Microsoft can ever attract the interest of those major firms to once again offer their products in the Windows platform, I'll be waiting to make the shift. If not, I'll continue on with the alternatives.