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Windows 10 Mobile Isn't Dead Until a Surface Phone Flops

Windows 10 Mobile Isn’t Dead Until a Surface Phone Flops

Posted on May 15, 2016November 8, 2018 By Jarvis

While the Surface line continues to soar, Microsoft’s Lumia phones have cratered. We’re talking about a big 73 percent drop in sales year over year, according to Microsoft’s latest quarterly report. That’s prompted a number of pundits to declare that Windows Phone is a dead platform.

But here’s the problem: You can’t pronounce Windows 10 Phones DOA until after Microsoft introduces a Surface phone — and only if that rumored device flops, too.

Credit: Samuel C. Rutherford / Tom's Guide
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