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Jan 31, 2016 13 min

Is Windows Phone dead? #AskDanWindows 18

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Questions: - Do you agree that windows phone is over? (Do you still use WP everyday) – Jason L. - What do you think was Microsoft's biggest mistake with Windows Phone and do you believe without the mistake Windows Phone would be a success today? – Jason L. - So my question is, Should I get the L930 (which is more affordable but outdated) or wait for L950 (which is more expensive but a high end phone)? – Manish R. - Why isn't it possible to buy a game once and have it be available to download on both PC and Xbox. - Ehtesham S - Why is Microsoft pushing back the rollout date for Windows 10 Mobile and losing momentum from the 950/950XL release? – Ryan N. - Any word on a Band 3? Will Band 1 get any more feature updates? – Russel H. - What about Surface 4 (non pro version)? Is MSFT just waiting for Intel Goldmont chips? – Lucas B. - How do you feel about Microsoft giving goodies to other platforms (WordFlow, Garage apps, etc) while their own OS lacks much? – Samir S. - Why have Microsoft not been able to merge skype into messaging in the way imessage for apple works? Or is this the plan? – David S. - Is it possible to install windows phone 8.1.1 using recover tool in Lumia 950XL or 950 – Yasir R. - Is the 650 the last phone based on Nokia's designs or is it a sign of things to come with the Surface phone? - @ltjordan24

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