Windows Phone’s app crisis deepens, as another developer is pulling is app from the platform, and although a reason wasn’t provided, it’s most likely because of the declining market share and the pessimistic forecasts for the OS.
Delta has decided to abandon its Fly Delta Windows Phone app, telling users to turn to the browser if they want to get the same functionality on their devices powered by Microsoft’s mobile OS.
“We’re sorry for the inconvenience as this app is no longer supported. You can always visit delta.com from your mobile phone to book a flight, check in and view flight status,” a notification provided to users of the app reveals.
Delta is not the first company that decides to jump ship and concentrate on Android and iOS, and in most cases, the reason is pretty much the same, as developers see almost no reason to continue investing in Windows Phone apps given the declining m...
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Another App Waves Goodbye to Windows Phone
Windows Phone’s app crisis deepens, as another developer is pulling is app from the platform, and although a reason wasn’t provided, it’s most likely because of…
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