I have an Alcatel Idol 4s for Windows, and I actually like it a lot. (Confusingly is not the same hardware as the android Idol 4s. The windows version actually

I have an Alcatel Idol 4s for Windows, and I actually like it a lot. (Confusingly is not the same hardware as the android Idol 4s. The windows version actually has much better hardware. Snapdragon 820 processor.) I would say that some of the apps were either sub-par or missing. The Uber app wasn't as good, and there was no Lyft app. Yet, I found that the mobile websites for both were perfectly fine, and you can pin them to your start screen just like apps. The AMC theater app for both Android and Windows always gave me endless trouble, but I likewise realized that their mobile website was just fine. The Comcast/Xfinity site likewise can do basically anything their app can do. I think being forced to use mobile sites is much less unpleasant than one would expect, and this is the way things should be trending anyways. It is the only way to achieve adequate cross-platform development.