Marlon Bu
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The western world is talking about Pok?mon, this App is a nice symbol for the actual status of Windows Phone.
The western world is talking about Pok?mon, this App is a nice symbol for the actual status of Windows Phone.
I think this last year was a transitional period for Windows Mobile.
Yes we have lost some users over the last year (can't blame them), but I think we are picking up a lot of OEM phone manufacturers that will highlight the W10 ecosystem, and the competition should strengthen the appeal.
While I think you are right about getting more quality apps, there are a couple out there that are disappointing me... Twitter and FB to name a few... very disappointed that they don't seem to be integrating with contacts. Also, the FB app is lacking features that the MS version had like being able to pin a liked company to your start screen... Also, it is painfully slow to open, and if you click on a link that takes you out of the FB app, it seems to restart the app from square one, slow to open and forgets where you had scrolled to.