It's now official: Microsoft is ending its Windows 10 Mobile operating system this year. Once the date hits December 10, 2019, the company will stop seeding security fixes and updates to all supported handsets with Windows 10 Mobile including its Enterprise editions. Microsoft urges its Windows 10 Mobile users to make the switch to Android or iOS, and install the company's own apps through their respective app stores. Windows 10's mobile platform has long been known to be dead, such as the incident that its own VP for Windows Hardware, Joe Belfiore, indirectly claimed that making new phones bearing the platform isn't much of a priority. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft to end support for Windows 10 Mobile" and "Results: Mobile 3G Usage".
It's now official: Microsoft is ending its Windows 10 Mobile operating system this year. Once the date hits December 10, 2019, the company will stop seeding security fixes and updates to all supported handsets with Windows 10 Mobile including its Enterprise editions.
Microsoft urges its Windows 10 Mobile users to make the switch to Android or iOS, and install the company's own apps through their respective app stores. Windows 10's mobile platform has long been known to be dead, such as the incident that its own VP for Windows Hardware, Joe Belfiore, indirectly claimed that making new phones bearing the platform isn't much of a priority.
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