>Windows Phone must be great, a lot of reviewers said so. Poor sales? Perception and marketing! (Forget lack of leadership, vision and innovation) There is no

>Windows Phone must be great, a lot of reviewers said so. Poor sales? Perception and marketing! (Forget lack of leadership, vision and innovation) There is no reason for both of them to be problems. You mean like how when you go looking for Windows Phone the salesman almost always pushes you hard towards other phones? There are too many instances of this to ignore. Meanwhile, in multiple third party independent surveys, Windows Phone continues to do well: http://www.neowin.net/news/windows-phone-tops-in-user-satisfaction http://www.neowin.net/news/windows-phone-tops-in-user-satisf... http://socialtimes.com/windows-phone-bests-android-in-user-satisfaction-according-to-changewave_b70939 http://socialtimes.com/windows-phone-bests-android-in-user-s... http://thenextweb.com/apple/2012/03/28/revealing-user-survey-proves-windows-phone-a-worthy-adversary-for-iphone-if-only-it-had-the-apps/ http://thenextweb.com/apple/2012/03/28/revealing-user-survey... For years we have heard the talk-ers proclaim how the .NET stack doesn't scale is too expensive for a startup. Meanwhile the do-ers built Stackoverflow and it has none of the scaling problems that sites built on other tools like Reddit have. The perception problem is real and for you to totally ignore it shows your own biases.