Carl Williams writes, "It is no secret that Microsoft has kind of screwed up the Windows Phone launch, lifespan and penetration into the mobile market. Microsoft REALLY missed the boat with their attempt at entering the smart phone market. Badly. There were many missteps along the way but most people cite the lack of “key” apps being the biggest reason to not switch to, or even add to their cell phone arsenal a, Windows Phone. My question is, could Microsoft implement Android in a winning strategy with their Windows Phone platform?"
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That is pretty much the only thing lacking for Windows Phone. Getting a new smartphone for 29.99 (LG Lancet) was pretty sweet, smooth integration with the SD card makes upgrading my phone a snap. Literally. Onedrive is the best way to share between my phone and computer though and Cortana can't be beat.
I do want more apps, that is the biggest hurdle.