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Microsoft and Mobile/ UWP
Hi
I'm reading conflicting info on what MS plans to do in the Mobile world. From my understanding, Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile are somewhat different operating systems, which seems to conflict with their concept of Universal Windows Applications - is UWP supposed to be even ready yet?
Then you have concepts such as Continuum in the mix, which is leaving me really confused :)
Context - we're primarily a Blackberry house at the moment and looking at moving off. We'll have BYOD and some small numbers of corporate owned devices. I want to know;
i. Is it really worth supporting Windows 10 Mobile on BYOD, the numbers seem small
ii. For our corporate owned devices, we're looking at Apple, but is MS even a contender?
I'm reading conflicting info on what MS plans to do in the Mobile world. From my understanding, Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile are somewhat different operating systems, which seems to conflict with their concept of Universal Windows Applications - is UWP supposed to be even ready yet?
Then you have concepts such as Continuum in the mix, which is leaving me really confused :)
Context - we're primarily a Blackberry house at the moment and looking at moving off. We'll have BYOD and some small numbers of corporate owned devices. I want to know;
i. Is it really worth supporting Windows 10 Mobile on BYOD, the numbers seem small
ii. For our corporate owned devices, we're looking at Apple, but is MS even a contender?
I use Windows 10. For true mobile (in my pocket mobile) and not tablet, I use Apple. I have an iPhone 4s (2 of them) and I will soon replace them with iPhone S's (iPhone 6s in an iPhone 5 case). Apple continues to own this particular niche. There may come a time when evolution favours a Windows phone but I do not yet see that.
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