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Unfortunately, no Windows (mobile) support. That's a shame.
by mobiuscog 10y ago
Unfortunately, no Windows (mobile) support. That's a shame.
- Twirrim 10y agoWindows mobile sales have dropped to less than 1% of the market (http://www.cnet.com/news/windows-phone-market-share-falls-below-one-percent/ http://www.cnet.com/news/windows-phone-market-share-falls-be...). Not sure there is enough value in supporting it, compared to the outlay on development.
- mobiuscog 10y agoIt's obviously up to them if they want to omit even 2 million potential customers. Personally I don't get the 'not enough value in supporting it' considering the other phone systems obviously had to gain support at some point - now, more than ever considering the universal platform, Windows development makes a lot of sense. Still, it's their choice - I'll just spend my money elsewhere.