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Does this really matter? Hardly anyone bought the Lumia. For a device with practically zero traction, it makes sense for Microsoft to rapidly iterate the produc
by bishnu 14y ago
Does this really matter? Hardly anyone bought the Lumia. For a device with practically zero traction, it makes sense for Microsoft to rapidly iterate the product until it's something consumers want (I don't think Windows Phone 8 will do that but "hang on to the paltry few Lumia customers we have now" should be priority #52495394 for Microsoft right now).
- teyc 14y agoIt isn't bad for Microsoft. It is bad for Nokia. The customers who are prepared to spend top money with a brand obviously has some affinity for it. These are the people a company needs when it goes through difficult times. The last thing a company should do is to alienate their best customers.