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Windows phone didn't fail because of Live Tiles By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Live Tiles have taken a lot of heat from Windows phone critics and blamed for Microsoft's mobile woes. But they're actually the best thing about the platform.
Forget phones — Microsoft will bring a true PC to your pocket By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Barring a recent Consumer Reports study condemning Surface, Microsoft's Surface and Windows 10-led PC strategy has been a success. There's reason to believe the company plans to expand that success to your pocket.
It's getting harder and harder to find good Windows phones — and that's just sad By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 As Microsoft winds down its smartphone efforts in preparation for its next mobile attempt, many fans still want a Windows phone. But boy, are they getting difficult to find.
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.
Is Microsoft strangling Windows phone to prepare for the concept of Surface 'phone'? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's retreat from the smartphone space suggests its killing Windows phone. Perhaps it is, but only to prepare for what's coming next.
How Microsoft's approach to 'Windows Core OS' differs from Google's and Apple's By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's Andromeda OS is one Windows for all device types. This single OS strategy is a philosophically different approach to computing than Microsoft's successful rivals.
Should Microsoft ditch Windows Mobile and embrace Android? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Android is the world's most used mobile OS, and Microsoft is the world's premiere software and platform company. To some, that sounds like a match made in heaven.
Believe it or not, Microsoft's mobile strategy is still on course (seriously) By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 It may not always seem like it, but Microsoft has a mobile strategy. It's been unsuccessful, but it's still more or less on track.
Does Microsoft still care about Windows phone loyalists? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 In a smartphone market that's rife with competition and entrenched rivals, Microsoft successfully built a passionate fan base for its mobile platform.
Microsoft needs to leverage partnerships, eSIM and edge computing to position ultramobile PCs By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 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.
