++ the future of Microsoft Lumia mobile phones ++

The Blue Screen of death has been around so long, I'm pretty sure its part of the OS now. That should be an embarrassment for Microsoft, but for some dumb reason, its not. Oh yeah, they simply don't care. 

Three things on Wiley's relaunch. First, you can't order the phone from their website for the States. Secondly, how much fun to read at the end of an article announcing Wiley's ordering the phone's production there's article about yet another app getting killed off (RBS, not a minor one). Third, Wiley doesn't make the phone. Its actually been sold under a few different companies (Originally released 2015 at a lower price). That"s kind of funny. Oops, fourth, Wiley has been in bankruptcy since the start  of the year. 

Wait a minute, is this the Surface Phone? Hmmm. Crappy specs, cheaply made. Yep. That could be it. Sounds like a Surface device. 

And don't start on the dwindling number of apps. Thats just an argument you just can't win and just make yourself sound really dumb.

• the update process can be a constructive + experience or a process in which you feel that the puzzle is not complete (e.g. blue screen, sync issues or the new version looks less stable than the previous one) // maybe pro assistance can help via Feedback Hub //

++ we have a little sensation as Wiley Fox (UK) becomes the 1st pioneer to relaunch production of a pro model powered by Windows 10 mobile (there are many great apps & the average user needs under 100 apps)

++ also update for Gestures & Touch, a symbolic step, which can signify new feature updates for the competitive Windows 10 mobile // 

++ & looks like modern cars will have quite strong OSs & maybe one day Windows will power an electric Mercedes F1 car //

You're speaking Reg.... That's the direction.

Agreed, the work should start with the base of Windows Users who are still on Desktop - focus on making their life less defect prone, avoid the upgrade hell we all go through occasionally and significantly reduce the footprint and bloat of the code then *when* people are happy that MS have put them at the centre of the experience instead of 'one of the things we have to put up with' they could announce a new devices and the extension would be a natural fit. 

Might take a while …..

• solid market share for Microsoft Mobile could be achieved, if the WINDOWS USER is placed in the center of experience // so the primary goal should be to be the leading mobile device for Windows users // this approach can help significantly the whole Windows devices family & bring some joy to Windows users // so the fundamental mistake has been concentrating on a broad global market  share & not considering the fact that not all the segments of that market present real interest for Microsoft at this moment (as the company grows & countries develop the targeted user-numbers could become bigger) //

BTW : in times when the competition stretches the price target of their devices, some decent Lumias would have made good some ground //