Originally Posted by
idokamaroq Looking at how easy Microsoft already makes it to make an app universal, probably not.
I don't agree with the whole app gap complaint in terms of numbers, anyway. Maybe just that there are some good names missing. Who needs 600 identical calculators and 100 simple flashlight apps, and 3000 game clones?
But the only way to get these big names over is if Windows phones had a much larger user base, which probably won't happen with W10. It'll probably grow a little bit, but not significantly, as will the app selection.
I sort of agree, but the real problem is not app numbers :) To me the problem is the quality of the apps, I mean who cares if we get an app, if its never updated. That's really what I was going for, could we see an increase in quality of apps?