Charlie Kindle, a former General Manager in the Microsoft Windows Phone group (and the man who invented Windows Home Server) has posted a very interesting article on his website about Windows Phone.
This is how he starts the article:
People ask me all the time why, if I think Windows Phone is such an excellent product, sales appear so lackluster. My belief is Microsoft’s approach with WP7 has a impedance mismatch with the carriers & device manufacturers while Google’s approach reduces friction with carriers & device manufacturers at the expense of end users. The question is: will end-user dissatisfaction with Android’s inconsistencies and fragmentation be strong enough to allow the better product to succeed.
Read the rest of the very interesting article here.
