With BB10 (Blackberry's OS) it was backwards compatible with most Android apps, but they didn't use the resources as well and slowed the phone down. If there was a native app, I always went with the native app.
Microsoft made a mobile OS that didn't offer a compelling enough alternative to either iOS or Android. iOS = Locked in ecosystem Windows Phone = Locked in ecosystem Android = Alternative to iOS Windows = Alternative to…
With BB10 (Blackberry's OS) it was backwards compatible with most Android apps, but they didn't use the resources as well and slowed the phone down. If there was a native app, I always went with the native app.
Microsoft made a mobile OS that didn't offer a compelling enough alternative to either iOS or Android. iOS = Locked in ecosystem Windows Phone = Locked in ecosystem Android = Alternative to iOS Windows = Alternative to…