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I really don't know the direction of Windows Mobile platform. Every cool decision has turned out without effect and it's a shame. I don't want Android domination.. :/
Man, this sucks. What's ironic about it for my situation is Google themselves. I only want one app (maybe 2), Hangouts and Google Voice. We used to have great 3rd party apps on the Windows Store, but Google has turned into the exact thing they said they were fighting against, evil Corporations, monopoly. They want you on their ecosystem no matter what and they are flexing their muscle.
I wish Astoria would have worked.