++ the future of Microsoft Lumia mobile phones ++

• We have met the competition...& it is quite challenging //

So challenging we are going to drop our attempt to copy apple/android and focus on what things we make money at.

Your continued enthusiasm is great to see but if you really want to have an impact you need a much more structured and coherent argument

In the interests of supporting some of your enthusiasm I thought you might enjoy this: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nrwGI2mhpw

• thanks for every + argument & also critics from which we learn more // a possible argument for Windows 10 mobile devices can be the fact that in this year probably Windows 10 will overtake Windows 7 in the PC OS market & I think there is a real chance that 10% to 20% of Windows 10 PC users would like a Windows 10 mobile device //

 + Samsung is set to score a foldable smartphone entry & I think before Microsoft follows that lead, it would be great to launch a strengthened Lumia line // this can help reinforce Windows 10 users & aid Bing & Microsoft Edge //

++ the company could launch a Lumia line every 3 or 4 or 5 years, profiting from the sustainability of these devices // a clear differentiation feature can be sustainability (with a thorough service process & providing a well adjusted supply of removable spare parts, e.g. covers, batteries ) //

++ it would be interesting to know that from the 100+ million Lumias manufactured how many are in action (it could be over 20 million) ++ as a statistical data the global smartphone market is approximately 2.5 billion //

Is 7 still being supported?

Again, why would anyone ever get a Windows phone? You have never answered this. No more dumb car stories or soccer. Just explain why anyone would move from either Apple or Android phone to a Windows Phone. 

Umm, there is no Lumia line, so Microsoft would have to start from absolute scratch. So, again, explain why Microsoft would spend a ton of money to revive hardware with no apps, questionable hardware, and unreliable support?

So, you would come out with a new phone every 3-5 years? When the leaders in the market come out with new ones every 6-12 months? 

So, by your own numbers, less than 1% of the market may still be using a dead phone. Great.

• as long as Live Tiles are active Windows Phone is still in action (although Windows Phone 8.1 is old & heads to the tech museum it still works). // you know that Windows 10 mobile is in great shape //
• there are users who are not interested in phones, which do not maintain their competitiveness at least 3 years, so can be developed the idea of 3-4-5 year production cycles. I like tech museums & I think an appreciated device has to rest there & not necessarily must end up scrapped //
• for users who appreciate Windows, obviously Windows Phone is the perfect match with a Windows 10 computer (Windows 7 has official support through 2020 & will resist beyond that // there are still many Windows XP in use)
• Windows Phone reinforces Universal Windows Platform, e.g. the Formula 1 app disappeared from the MS Store totally after the company discontinued its phone efforts & this is not an isolated example //
• to be on the mobile OS podium it is not a bad thing //
• native apps are great, there are plenty of competitive third party apps to match your time // some cameras are really great & others do their job as well // email is there, skype & phone services // basin's reaction reminds me the Logical Song (there are more than one version to this & the racing one states that "stand up, once again...Goodbye"...that is how actually Windows 10 mobile enters into a possible pit-stop) 
• listen to Panay's presentation of the Lumia line and there you can get plenty more tech reasons & something we can build on //