If there is a point where both users of Windows Phone as Android and iOS agree is that, again and again, Microsoft seems to devote more attention to apps and resources of competitors than their own platform. Apps that work better, are more optimized and bring more features to features that Microsoft invests in the Android and iOS, it is strange that it runs Windows Phone leaving aside. The reason is a mystery, since it would be natural to expect that Microsoft would use its own system as a showcase for your apps and services, bringing exclusives within Windows Phone as a way to attract new users. Give a taste, so to speak.
Well, it’s not what happens, which can be one of the major reasons for the low market penetration, positioned in a faraway Third, although cool news have recently been announced, if changes in Cortana and new features in Windows Hello. One of the great examples of this is the Windows 10 Mobile lock screen, with very few possibilities for customization, perhaps because Microsoft dedicate its efforts on Next Lock Screen for Android, which now arrives in its third version.
Next lock screen is a little heavier stuff than the default Android lock screen, but really adds some cool features that can avoid the need to unlock the screen simple functions, and is highly configurable. Well that Microsoft could create a version of the app for your own system, is not it?
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