Windows Central forum user mstabes recently posted a very important question about the state of Windows Mobile: "Is lack of apps the real WP problem?"
It's a subject that hits a sore spot for many Windows Mobile users, so it's no surprise that there are already pages of replies on the thread. The original poster mstabes stated that a switch to Android was personally necessary due to the app selection, not because of the OS.
Do you agree that it's a lack of apps that is the real problem with Windows Mobile? Or do you think there needs to be an OS overhaul? Head on over to the forum thread and be heard. And remember, there's no right or wrong answer, so be sure to tell us how you really feel.
In the forums: Is a lack of apps the real problem with Windows Mobile?
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