Might be a way of tapping into an Ocean of Apps. Long winded but it might just work. Depends on the "new device" capability and if its actually running Full windows etc.
I agree with you, I can see that happening but I think they might be continuing the W10M for the next device or what I have come to believe is that W10M is being used to Gap an expanse of time, The current devices including the x3 and Idol 4s are simply stop gaps to get to the windows on Arm thing then quietly discontinued. Unless MS manage to turn things around, I agree that this is MS own making and I think that its the people defending the product on this thread that wont acknowledge the truth. There is so much potential simply slipping through MS's fingers.
I agree with you, I can see that happening but I think they might be continuing the W10M for the next device or what I have come to believe is that W10M is being used to Gap an expanse of time, The current devices including the x3 and Idol 4s are simply stop gaps to get to the windows on Arm thing then quietly discontinued. Unless MS manage to turn things around, I agree that this is MS own making and I think that its the people defending the product on this thread that wont acknowledge the truth. There is so much potential simply slipping through MS's fingers.
And get in the habit of reading some tech news. You're NOT a techie if you don't keep up with the news.:winktongue:
Peace. Alan
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Any suggestions on tech news sources Alan?
Microsoft said they will be cutting into new ground starting this year, and if Mobile Windows is to see a future it has to play a major part in the new ground.
The dropping sales and the reports of people leaving cant be ignored, its a fact.
I agree. Currently I'm using Monument Browser which is a lot faster and better than Edge. Try it, You'll not regret.I agree about Edge. It needs to not only be better, but also perform better too.
But if you do, don't use the ad blocker. At least for me I get tons of crashes with that on.I agree. Currently I'm using Monument Browser which is a lot faster and better than Edge. Try it, You'll not regret.
Honestly, from an apps perspective, if Edge were even halfway decent, I could live with using mobile websites to get around the app gap (for banking apps, etc.) But Edge, as currently constituted, just doesn't cut it for me. I can't use my bank's mobile site on Edge and there's no Windows phone app for it. So I have to use the DESKTOP site on my 950XL, which is a real pain.
If the Surface phone ever, um, surfaces and it has a browser that REALLY rocks and W10M continues to develop apace, that would be enough to keep me on the platform despite the app gap.
Originally posted by Joe920
Originally Posted by maya77
I agree. Currently I'm using Monument Browser which is a lot faster and better than Edge. Try it, You'll not regret.
But if you do, don't use the ad blocker. At least for me I get tons of crashes with that on.
Lemmie take a recent example from a company that's definitely not failing: I've been a big Nintendo fan for years.
Can anyone use Edge browser at all? In my opinion it's not able to show any of webpages properly. When ebay app disappeared, many said that no problem, we use it with browser. But Edge shows ebay website so badly, that there is almost impossible to get anything clear.
Yes, it's buggy atm. It prevents opening articles on some portals, also blocks Xenforo input forms, so I've disabled adblocker until they fixed it.But if you do, don't use the ad blocker. At least for me I get tons of crashes with that on.
The company as a whole is not Failing but if something is not making money or has reduced interest to a certain level they (like a good company should) cut that part off or allow it to die off.
Nintendo signals end for Wii U - BBC News