VicViper on 20 June 2012
| superchunk said:
Looks like MS will create a divergence in its mobile line. "Microsoft got credit for ripping up Windows Mobile 6.5 and hitting the reset button: unfortunately it seems to be trying to do the same with Windows Phone 8, leaving early-adopters behind. The news from the Windows Phone Summit today that existing handsets won’t get WP8 but will, instead, get a partial upgrade called Windows Phone 7.8 with the new Metro Start Screen but not much else means everyone who has supported Microsoft and its OEM partners so far can’t expect much in the way of software longevity."
That is unexpected. I figured they'd try to copy Apple's aproach vs doing even worse than Google. |
Yikes... lame!
