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So does that mean we are not getting rid of the Windows phone "scourge"? No offence, but it's just another OS to support which we don't really need... another c

by sklivvz1971 12y ago

So does that mean we are not getting rid of the Windows phone "scourge"? No offence, but it's just another OS to support which we don't really need... another copy of IE to tolerate... ;-) (for the comically-challenged, this was a joke)

Zigurd 12y ago
Even without Windows Phone you will probably have more than two mobile OSs to support. Some of the contenders will gain a foothold in the market and you will be writing apps in Qt or Javascript on some mobile platform's framework.