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I think the dream for a lot of people is a Surface Phone, built on Android. From a privacy standpoint it'd probably be absolute hell, but the build quality of

I think the dream for a lot of people is a Surface Phone, built on Android. From a privacy standpoint it'd probably be absolute hell, but the build quality of every Surface product I've used has been phenomenal, so if they could translate this to a flagship phone with features they'd run away with a good portion of the market. The flagship market seems pretty desperate at the moment, with choosing a top-tier phone being a game of choosing what feature you could live without instead of having the features you want.

jazoom 8y ago
My SP4 is still working okay but my wife's SP3 had the keyboard stop working for no apparent reason. It's actually the device itself since my keyboard won't work on hers either.
basch 8y ago
why dont they build an android phone and ship their own version of Google Play Services and Android Runtime based on .Net Framework? If phones had Android Runtime and .Net framework they would be Windows and Android phones to most users.