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I think it never broke past 5% of smart phone market. If this was a reason, I never heard. I feel like most people just were interested in something else and ne

I think it never broke past 5% of smart phone market. If this was a reason, I never heard. I feel like most people just were interested in something else and never even really considered it as an alternative.

pjmlp 4y ago
"Why is Google blocking Windows Phone's YouTube app?" https://www.computerworld.com/article/2474516/why-is-google-blocking-windows-phone-s-youtube-app--in-a-word--fear.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/2474516/why-is-google-...
- conductr 4y ago
  No doubt the did it, I just don’t think it’s the primary reason windows phone fails to get penetration as that link says; > Windows Phone's Achilles Heel is its app gap -- it has far fewer apps than Android and iOS This was more of an issue than one specific app, especially one that like YT that can be consumed via web browser I’m just speaking based on intuition and what I remember happening, I might be wrong