I think it was Verizon that killed Motorola's first effort. They wanted users to pay for some outrageous plan if you were using the phone with a Lapdock. I ha

I think it was Verizon that killed Motorola's first effort. They wanted users to pay for some outrageous plan if you were using the phone with a Lapdock. I have (and still use) a Windows Phone (Lumia 950), and the Continuum is brilliant. We've got USB-C inputs on all videoconference TVs in the office, and my phone "just works" with it. Meanwhile, the Mac users find it to be very fiddly. For one user, when he plugs in, his mouse stops working.