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Ah, that's rough. I was pretty upset that Sprint didn't release more WP7 phones but now I see why they held off. Unfortunately, it seems WP7 was a transition/be
by vyrotek 14y ago
Ah, that's rough. I was pretty upset that Sprint didn't release more WP7 phones but now I see why they held off. Unfortunately, it seems WP7 was a transition/beta device.
But, I think it will be different this time with the huge bet they're making with Windows 8 across lots of different devices now.
- EwanToo 14y agoWP7 was the beta/transition, then it was WP7.5 that was the transition, now it'll be WP8. I don't see a lot changing - I've used a couple of WP7.5 devices, they nice, but they're not significantly better, or cheaper than an iPhone, Galaxy S3, HTC One, etc, so they're going to struggle. Microsoft's best chance of marketshare seems to be the implosion of RIM, but that's limited to what, 10% of the market?