>If I see a Microsoft Surface Phone that can run desktop windows applications I will be one of the first people in line to buy one!! I wanted to get one of these things http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/11/itg-xpphone-2-hands-on-windows-7-on-a-smartphone/ but never was able to get one before they disappeared.
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>>That's accurate. Samsung outsells iPhone world wide. I'm still hoping to see a Surface Phone from Microsoft. I'm happy being a one percent-er However, should Microsoft finally kill off their phones, I'll go Apple. I just don't trust Google.
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>>>I think Samsung's profits have dropped too - and their flagship phones are probably big competition for the iPhones. But like you said - not much new to offer lately. Samsung came out with the Note 5 - almost everyone I know with a Note 4 (including myself) decided not to upgrade because there just wasn't enough new features or specs to justify it. Plus they made it so the battery is not removable, no micro SD card slot - and got rid of the IR blaster. If the Note 6 is the same I won't get that one either and start looking at LG or HTC. The Apple folks though seem less likely to switch to something other than Apple, so if there are not a lot of new features then people are not going to upgrade because the units are so expensive.

I remember one of cheenese produced was built a windows xp phone (it's cell range was so short) so I think build an surface phone might not so hard but I think run desktop applications doesn't matter. I don't edit once excel or word documents even after MS dropped office full edition free at IOS. I just preview...