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Windows Phone has failed – but Acer thinks it will succeed with Windows 10 smartphones

Posted on August 3, 2015August 26, 2019 By Jarvis
Acer has been knocking out PCs for as long as we can remember and now wants to become a big player in the smartphone space with as many as four new Windows 10 Mobile handsets.

The glut of Windows Phone devices are expected to be released at the upcoming IFA 2015 conference in September, according to Roland Quant from WinFuture, and will be some of the first to run on the new OS.
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