After the recent announcement that Chase was leaving the Windows Phone community, the last thing the platform needed was another major player to do the same. Unfortunately, Bank Of America will be following in Chases' footsteps and exiting the Windows Store in March.
Citing a lack of interest, BOA is giving users the option of using their mobile banking website as an alternative. The bad part about that is that many functions of the App are not available on the web and will be lost to Windows Phone users.
It's only going to get rougher for Windows fans if the Universal App idea doesn't pan out for Microsoft. We should start to see more and more major companies exit the market if Windows 10 fails to excite people and attract new users.
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Citing a lack of interest, BOA is giving users the option of using their mobile banking website as an alternative. The bad part about that is that many functions of the App are not available on the web and will be lost to Windows Phone users.
It's only going to get rougher for Windows fans if the Universal App idea doesn't pan out for Microsoft. We should start to see more and more major companies exit the market if Windows 10 fails to excite people and attract new users.
Sent from my HTC One M8 for Windows
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