That article seemed incredibly long for something that failed to tell me even a single thing about the phone, aside from it "looking great" or something. Come

That article seemed incredibly long for something that failed to tell me even a single thing about the phone, aside from it "looking great" or something. Come on. Though in a way, it almost doesn't matter. Microsoft has to offer the features of iPhone and Android to even be taken seriously, so we have to assume that is just there. What they really need can't be seen through promising text and screenshots, anyway: they really need polish. Microsoft has been notoriously bad about leaving all kinds of holes in their products, so that they look OK on stage but end up feeling clunky as hell. If they are to have a chance this time, it is important that their phones feel simple and logical; and, dare I say it, they should even be a joy to use. Microsoft will never earn my respect until they can prove that they get this, and deliver it.