Earlier this month I changed banks to TSB in the UK. For a number of years it had a reasonable Windows 10 Mobile app which, although it was a wrapper for the website, actually worked pretty well when I tested it a few months ago.
The day I changed I discovered that TSB had dropped Windows 10 Mobile that very week and only Android/IOS was left.
Now Barclays, one of Britain’s largest banks, is dropping Windows 10 Mobile support.
https://mspoweruser.com/barclays-uk-banks-pull-windows-store/
Pretty much the only banks left are RBS / NatWest. To be fair they seem to be actively supporting Windows 10 Mobile.
This was a marketin the UK that had 10% sales until the Nadella “memo of Windowsphone death”. Now it’s heading for the fractions of 1% like the US market. Completely unsustainable.
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<blockquote><em><a href="#26305">In reply to </a><a href="../../../../users/paul-thurrott">Paul Thurrott</a><a href="#26305">:</a></em></blockquote>
<p>If that’s the case, why doesn’t MS just do the right thing and officially announce the end of WP? No point in stringing users along.</p>
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<blockquote><em><a href="#26606">In reply to </a><a href="../../../../users/lordbaal1">lordbaal1</a><a href="#26606">:</a> People use apps specifically because browsing the web on a phone is such a terrible experience. </em></blockquote>
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