2 years ago you could walk into a Microsoft store and see every employee with a windows phone.
Today, at the Microsoft store where I go which has 2 mall locations. Not a single employee has a Windows phone. When asking several of them why. Snap chat was the reason.
Other things too but that was the straw that broke the camels back.
Microsoft is not caring or giving a hoot about this issue.
I know a lot of people on here may say it doesn't matter and who uses that anyway. But if you look at the graph of snap chat growth and Windows phone user base decline you could correlate the 2 for sure. Not the only reason but a major one for some people.
What do you think?
Today, at the Microsoft store where I go which has 2 mall locations. Not a single employee has a Windows phone. When asking several of them why. Snap chat was the reason.
Other things too but that was the straw that broke the camels back.
Microsoft is not caring or giving a hoot about this issue.
I know a lot of people on here may say it doesn't matter and who uses that anyway. But if you look at the graph of snap chat growth and Windows phone user base decline you could correlate the 2 for sure. Not the only reason but a major one for some people.
What do you think?