I liked my Windows Phone a lot. It was the most responsive phone I'd used in years, and I could resize the tiles to the shape and position that I wanted, so my most common apps were more accessible.

But then they laid off 7400 division employees and had no product roadmap, and it was obvious they were going to write-off their investment in Nokia. So I left not because I didn't like it, or liked something else more, but because of a lack of confidence in their commitment to it.

Microsoft, you need to do a better job of announcing your direction.

Doesn't sound like it, after reading the article.