Microsoft Windows Phone: Are You Still Amongst the Rare Breed of Users?

Windows Phone 8.1 users, who are w part of a “rare” category, could w lose multiple functionality of Redmond-based company’s personal digital assistant (PDA) Cortana. Here, it is worth ting that older Windows Phone OS is slated to lose support and updates soon; overall users of Windows Phone mobile operating system are expected to be lower than that of Apple’s iOS.

At this juncture, it is worth ting that kia which originally was part of Windows Phone evolution has w switched platforms and new mobile devices (kia w belongs to HMD Global) and releases phones driven by Google’s Android operating platform. w, a report by MSPowerUser and AllAboutWindowsPhone seemingly throws indications that beginning of end for Windows Phone 8.1 is here earlier than expected.

Also, reports quote a screenshot of Cortana wherein a mess indicating elimination of select functionality is displayed; and as per se, timeline indicated is January 2019; however, it would be foolish to assume that Cortana itself would be done away with as this mess also clearly states that re are some back-end improvements taking place. Hence, re could even be modifications and “substitutes” in place of axed functionalities.

In case you are still amongst “rare” Windows Phone 8.1 users, t having updated to Windows Phone 10; do let us kw if you are able to see messs indicating an apparent maintenance mode of some Cortana functionality. At this instant in time, it is also worth ting that re could be a Microsoft Project Andromeda that is rumoured to be a smartphone-tablet hybrid.

This device was hinted at by rewned techlogy journalist Bro Sams through a book called Beneath A Surface that is said to contain references to Microsoft’s hardware plans in 2019 and this includes mentions about Project Andromeda; as well as updates to Redmond’s Xbox gaming devices.

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