Windows 10 Mobile Incredibly, this Pinterest app still gets updated for Windows 10 Mobile Long live Piny. After surviving for too long, Minecraft is officially ending support on Windows 10 Mobile, other older platforms You should've moved on already. Windows Phone Store shuts down today, Windows 10 Mobile support extended to January Today is your last chance to download apps from the Windows Phone Store. Grid List Latest about Would an Android phone for consumers and Windows mobile for enterprise help Microsoft? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Would a consumer-focused Android phone help Microsoft build developer relationships to support its ecosystem and a potential enterprise-focused Core OS device? Why the death of Windows 10 Mobile may be a good thing By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Windows 10 Mobile's death is bad on many levels. Still, much good may come of its demise. Dear Microsoft, your loyalists have a bone to pick with you ... By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Dear Satya Nadella, Microsoft loyalists need to talk to you about what's happening at your company. Tech terminology check: Is it Windows Phone or Windows phone? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Some people write Windows Phone (capital "p") while others write Windows phone. Some say Windows Mobile, and others say Windows 10 Mobile. What gives? Microsoft must launch a Surface phone — and get it right the first time By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Smartphones are the gateways to many tech companies' broader ecosystems. Sadly, history proves any attempt by Microsoft to fill that void in its ecosystem is a huge gamble. Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile 'beta test' is almost over, and ARM-based ultramobile PCs cometh By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Windows 10 Mobile has effectively devolved into a mere testing ground for features destined for a future of full Windows on ARM devices, and Windows phone fans, you're the beta testers. Hey Windows phone fans — Microsoft doesn't need you for 'Surface phone' to succeed By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Disenchanted Windows phone fans feel Microsoft's next mobile device will fail without their support. But Microsoft's ultimate mobile device vision may not need those smartphone loyalists. What should Microsoft name its rumored folding Surface? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft seems to be on a path to bringing its folding mobile device to market. If it happens, what should Microsoft call this unique pocketable PC? Why Microsoft's mobile story is so profoundly confusing By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 The narrative around Microsoft's mobile strategy is an ever-shifting tale of despair and promise. Though Microsoft is culpable, it's not the only guilty party. Microsoft CEO admits repeatedly abandoning consumers was a mistake By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admitted abandoning consumers is a mistake he's repeatedly made, a mistake that may very well cost Microsoft in the future. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in your inbox, every day! Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Destiny 2 best builds 2023: Hunter, Warlock, and Titan in Lightfall2Confirmed: Microsoft killed the PlayStation version of Redfall for Xbox exclusivity3Windows 11 adds new USB4 Settings page for Insiders to help manage peripherals4Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 facial animation tech shown at State of Unreal 20235Is Sony asking for PlayStation VR support as a concession in the Xbox-Activision deal?
Would an Android phone for consumers and Windows mobile for enterprise help Microsoft? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Would a consumer-focused Android phone help Microsoft build developer relationships to support its ecosystem and a potential enterprise-focused Core OS device?
Why the death of Windows 10 Mobile may be a good thing By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Windows 10 Mobile's death is bad on many levels. Still, much good may come of its demise.
Dear Microsoft, your loyalists have a bone to pick with you ... By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Dear Satya Nadella, Microsoft loyalists need to talk to you about what's happening at your company.
Tech terminology check: Is it Windows Phone or Windows phone? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Some people write Windows Phone (capital "p") while others write Windows phone. Some say Windows Mobile, and others say Windows 10 Mobile. What gives?
Microsoft must launch a Surface phone — and get it right the first time By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Smartphones are the gateways to many tech companies' broader ecosystems. Sadly, history proves any attempt by Microsoft to fill that void in its ecosystem is a huge gamble.
Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile 'beta test' is almost over, and ARM-based ultramobile PCs cometh By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Windows 10 Mobile has effectively devolved into a mere testing ground for features destined for a future of full Windows on ARM devices, and Windows phone fans, you're the beta testers.
Hey Windows phone fans — Microsoft doesn't need you for 'Surface phone' to succeed By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Disenchanted Windows phone fans feel Microsoft's next mobile device will fail without their support. But Microsoft's ultimate mobile device vision may not need those smartphone loyalists.
What should Microsoft name its rumored folding Surface? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft seems to be on a path to bringing its folding mobile device to market. If it happens, what should Microsoft call this unique pocketable PC?
Why Microsoft's mobile story is so profoundly confusing By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 The narrative around Microsoft's mobile strategy is an ever-shifting tale of despair and promise. Though Microsoft is culpable, it's not the only guilty party.
Microsoft CEO admits repeatedly abandoning consumers was a mistake By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admitted abandoning consumers is a mistake he's repeatedly made, a mistake that may very well cost Microsoft in the future.
