Read more.The software giant decides to cut its losses on the overpriced cloud-phone for kids and focus on Windows Phone 7.
Read more.The software giant decides to cut its losses on the overpriced cloud-phone for kids and focus on Windows Phone 7.
I don't think that part was relevant - either to the consumer or MS really. WM 6.5 might of been the back end but that's all it was. Kin didn't make sense in light of WP7 coming for MS and for the consumer because it really didn't have any USPs over low end smart phones (or the 'fashion' factor either).
People don't buy low-end sat navs running CE and realise it's there - Kin was exactly the same deal.
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