Earlier this week, Microsoft all but admitted it had stopped working on new features and hardware for Windows 10 Mobile.
It said it had simply been unable to attract enough developers to create the most popular applications that would in turn attract converts from iOS and Android.
However Microsoft’s operating system chief Joe Belfiore did confirm it would continue to support businesses that had deployed the platform in the workplace.
And in our interview with the company’s head of enterprise mobility Brad Anderson, he said that 90 percent of the devices managed by its enterprise mobility management (EMM) platform were non-Windows.
So it got us thinking. What mobile OS do you use at work? We want to know, so vote in the poll below and we’ll share the results on Silicon very soon!
Digital transformation is an ongoing journey, requiring continuous adaptation, strong leadership, and skilled talent to…
Australian computer scientist faces contempt-of-court claim after suing Jack Dorsey's Block and Bitcoin Core developers…
OpenAI's ChatGPT gets search features, putting it in direct competition with Microsoft and Google, amidst…
New Google Maps allows users to ask for detailed information on local spots, adds AI-summarised…
US-sanctioned Huawei sees sales surge in first three quarters of 2024 on domestic smartphone popularity,…
Apple posts slight decline in China sales for fourth quarter, as Tim Cook negotiates to…
