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Should Windows phone fans be optimistic about Microsoft's mobile strategy?
Many people want Microsoft's mobile efforts to succeed. Others have lost hope. But can the strategy be objectively acknowledged and observed without an optimistic or pessimistic perspective?
Is the Windows phone fan community imploding?
Microsoft's unsuccessful mobile efforts have angered the fan base. That same group of loyalists are now taking that anger out on one another. Is the Windows phone fan base imploding?
With 'Surface phone,' will Microsoft learn from its past marketing mistakes?
One thing that irks many passionate Windows phone fans more than almost anything else is Microsoft's apparent lack of passion for its mobile platform.
Seeing Microsoft's mobile future requires big-picture perspective
Does Microsoft have a mobile strategy? Yes, but to see it you must look beyond the yearly cycle governing the smartphone industry.
This is what has to happen first in order for a Surface phone to succeed
The Surface phone hardware alone will not be Windows phone's savior. A multitude of ecosystem-supporting factors are important pieces to the mobile puzzle.
Will Samsung beat Microsoft to market with an ultimate mobile device?
A foldable Continuum-enabled Surface "phone" may change the game for Microsoft, unless Samsung builds one first.
My Lumia 1520 is on its deathbed and I'm tempted by Android
I've been using Windows phones for 11 years. The Lumias 1020 and 1520 are currently my daily drivers. But my 1520 is dying and I have my eye's set on a Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Don't judge.
Microsoft needs to leverage partnerships, eSIM and edge computing to position ultramobile PCs
If the 'Surface phone' is real, partnerships, eSIM, edge computing and Windows 10 will be crucial to market positioning, "bypassing" carriers and creating unique experiences for ultramobile PCs.
