Windows Phone - failed in regret

Over the weekend, Microsoft office 2013 product key officially released the message that people have known for a long time: Windows product key Phone operating system has died.
There will be no new features or hardware for Windows Mobile, no "magic comeback" and the mobile market is just a two-way race between Apple iOS and Google Android. Of course, very few people expect Microsoft office 2013 product key to overturn these two names, but the tech world still expects the existence of different operating systems so the market does not get too boring.
Launched in 2010, Windows Phone did not achieve much success but left many valuable lessons. Technology site Verge said that in the future, there will be rare opportunity to talk about Windows Phone so this is the time to point to the mark of the operating system for the past seven years.
October 2010: A completely different operating system
Seven years ago, tech expert Stephen Fry shared that he is particularly excited about the Windows Phone operating system. As an iPhone fanatic, Fry is fascinated by the novelty of Windows Phone, because the operating system is completely different from iOS, Android and somewhat ahead of the trend.
While the iPhone and Android use static icons, Windows Phone is the cell phone, showing the latest information from your next meeting schedule or the call you just missed ... If you want to talk about a system alert or useful information on the lock screen, you need to mention the solution that Microsoft has launched nearly a decade ago.
November 2011: Breakthrough design
Windows Phone has appeared on a number of unique phones such as Samsung Omnia 7 with OLED screen, Dell Venue Pro with sliding keyboard or HTC 7 Surround with super speakers from 2010. But a year later, when HTC introduced Windows Phone 8X and 8S and Nokia launched Lumia 800, the new Windows Phone is mentioned as one of the platforms that owns the pioneering products in industrial design.
At the time, these devices were among the smartest, most creative and beautiful, while the iPhone 4S is still popular, but the old design from the iPhone 4 era with touch screen only 3.5 inch.
September 2013: Nokia acquisition
Accompanied by Nokia, Microsoft office 2016 product key was shunned by HTC and Samsung hardware partners. They decided to shoot the last shot: buy Nokia with the determination to directly participate in smartphone production. However, every effort is made in the word "failure" when the inherent problems of Windows Phone mentioned above can not be resolved.
Microsoft's lesson also helped Google, which bought HTC's smartphone development team. Moving in the direction of Apple - building a complete ecosystem from hardware, software to services - will deliver a better user experience. By contrast, as a software company, they can be isolated when hardware partners feel betrayed. Microsoft wants to make its own Nokia device, while wanting Samsung and HTC to spend money on developing Windows Phone devices. The choice of greed is not good.
By 2015, the official smartphone market is the only race between iOS and Android when Gartner said that 96.8% of smartphones were sold in the year running two operating systems. Microsoft accounts for only 2.5% and decreases quarter by quarter.
For many, Windows Phone has actually died two years ago, before the Microsoft leadership acknowledged last week. This operating system will always be remembered as one of the biggest and most regrettable failures in smartphone history.