Windows 10: Microsoft lays its smartphone ambitions to rest
If there were ever any doubt that Windows Phone is dead, the release of Windows 10 should put them to rest. Microsoft may continue to manufacture smartphones for years, but the devices will always remain barely even also-rans, racking up user share in the low single digits as far as the eye can see.
What does the release of Windows 10 for desktops, laptops and tablets have to do with the end of Windows Phone? Plenty, and not in a place you would expect to look. It’s in the small selection of built-in apps for the operating system.
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