“they really needed to have Android apps compatibility mode till they gained enough market share”
I think Microsoft remembers how that approach worked for OS/2 and Windows compatibility mode.
Developers would think “we don’t need to develop for Windows phone” and users would think “I’ll buy a real android phone and not a phone that emulates it, and lags its software by half a year, and will have bugs”
I think Microsoft remembers how that approach worked for OS/2 and Windows compatibility mode.
Developers would think “we don’t need to develop for Windows phone” and users would think “I’ll buy a real android phone and not a phone that emulates it, and lags its software by half a year, and will have bugs”