Originally Posted by
JaniM How much resources is actually wise to put upgrading old devices and how much is actually put into developing Win10 and newer phones. Think about that.
I agree with you completely, my friend. It's not a good business decision to invest more resources than necessary in older devices. But Microsoft is rushing ahead and leaving old users in the dust. First it was when Cyan came out, they couldn't even get the Cyan update out on time (it was a mess) but the very stable dev preview for 8.1.1 was already available (and then people on PfD couldn't even get Cyan).
The point I'm trying to make is, MS is moving too quickly and not letting users keep pace. Icon is still on Black, and it's been a year. While I applaud Microsoft's effort to move quickly in this changing mobile landscape, I also wish they would not release new versions in alpha stages until the previous rollouts are done. It's kind of their obligation, if they want to keep users's brand loyalty.