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The 5 people who still have a windows phone will miss it. Pretty sure even MS employees use Android/iOS instead of WP



                  

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That's fine they need to move development support to making sure Surface Phone is a success anyways. It is a shame Windows Phone didn't get supplt, because it was miles ahead of iOS and Android at an OS level. Hoepfully, it will turn out for the better as Surface Phone should take an even larger lead, and have the support to boot.



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Trunkin said:
LivingMetal said:

Yep.  A co-worker of mine is such a Microsoft fangirl that she is now "forced" to go Android.  The horror!!!

lol, yeah. Android is pretty much where it's at if you don't want to be stuck in Apple's ecosystem.

The horror!!! (And I'm serious this time.)



I prefer Apple phone. Microsoft is probably going to keep up with the surface phone and surface tablet instead. I heard amazing this about the Surface tablet and I will probably get one. All the nfl coaches using it makes me jealous lol.



Eh. Not the only MS app to be axed on Windows Mobile and continue to live on more popular operating systems. Still funny though



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MS is dropping support for all the apps that rely on their legacy phone os'. Minecraft is just another one, before it was Skype.