Ive been a fan for a long time, my trusty 1020 serves me well.
I look at what is happening and there is no point fighting for the sake of fighting. The following features are not ready and not in demand, in time perhaps but not today.
Continuum - No business can leverage an untested, basic technology that doesn't deliver the same experience, yes they are improving it slowly, no no ones going to use it.
Cortana - Outside of the fan base, NO ONE in the real world tells their phone what to do (small % maybe) same goes for Siri, its a gimmick and habits are hard to change, especially if your on a train and dont want to annoy and tell everyone around you about your appointments, notes, thoughts and reminders, again in the real world...Not used.
So this brings me to Windows. Some one on another article said it doesn't matter about hardware if the apps are not there, and no one in their right mind can disagree. A lot of Apps are leaving, simply due to the 1% market share of this mobile platform. It WILL change in time due to Onecore and UWP Apps and the amount of traction the X3 and Surface Phone get into enterprise space.
This leads to a cold hard fact....for an easy life where everything just works on hardware running not the best OS its either Apple or Google. And that ladies and gentleman, is the cold hard truth.
I look at what is happening and there is no point fighting for the sake of fighting. The following features are not ready and not in demand, in time perhaps but not today.
Continuum - No business can leverage an untested, basic technology that doesn't deliver the same experience, yes they are improving it slowly, no no ones going to use it.
Cortana - Outside of the fan base, NO ONE in the real world tells their phone what to do (small % maybe) same goes for Siri, its a gimmick and habits are hard to change, especially if your on a train and dont want to annoy and tell everyone around you about your appointments, notes, thoughts and reminders, again in the real world...Not used.
So this brings me to Windows. Some one on another article said it doesn't matter about hardware if the apps are not there, and no one in their right mind can disagree. A lot of Apps are leaving, simply due to the 1% market share of this mobile platform. It WILL change in time due to Onecore and UWP Apps and the amount of traction the X3 and Surface Phone get into enterprise space.
This leads to a cold hard fact....for an easy life where everything just works on hardware running not the best OS its either Apple or Google. And that ladies and gentleman, is the cold hard truth.