Windows Mobile

Next month at Build 2017, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella needs to get on stage and spell out exactly what is going on with its mobile strategy, before it's too late.

There is currently a debate going on in our forums about Windows Mobile's biggest issues. See what others have to say, and let your voice be heard by chiming in.

In a smartphone market that's rife with competition and entrenched rivals, Microsoft successfully built a passionate fan base for its mobile platform.

Windows 10 Mobile might be on the ropes, but based on some new job listings Microsoft clearly isn't finished with the platform just yet.

There is currently a lively discussion going on in our forums, all started with the simple statement, 'I keep coming back to Windows Phone.' Join the discussion and give us your thoughts.

Many iPhone and Android user appear to be unclear on what exactly Windows phone is. So we summed it ALL up.

Smartphones are the most personal objects that we carry. Thus, if Microsoft will succeed in mobile, it must have a personal approach to mobile computing. A strict enterprise focus may not succeed.

In a decisive one-two punch, Microsoft has ended its Lumia line of smartphones and focused Windows 10 Mobile on the enterprise.

How does Microsoft's focusing of Windows Mobile on the enterprise affect the Redmond's broader ecosystem in the present and in the future?

Every action has an equal but opposite reaction. What are the long-term consequences of Microsoft's decision to focus Windows Mobile on the enterprise for at least the next two years?