> I don't know why people would suggest that Microsoft fork Android. I think the most obvious reason is lack of adoption, both by users & developers. There ar

> I don't know why people would suggest that Microsoft fork Android. I think the most obvious reason is lack of adoption, both by users & developers. There are lots of apps out there for Android & iOS. Microsoft has such a small market share and, in the eyes of many outside the Microsoft ecosystem, have little change of growing it. Meaning the cost-benefit for developing Windows versions of your apps just isn't there.