Win10 does not provide messaging applications when it is released

Computer store news: The communication between Microsoft and its users has not been smooth enough. For example, some small features are often introduced too much, but the products that consumers generally pay attention to are ignorant. When Microsoft realizes this error, Turning to silence and right, to transfer their own pressure.

For example, the messaging application within the Windows 8 operating system. Microsoft did not have much publicity after launching a new messaging app for Windows 8, and there was no clear explanation for it when it was removed in the next update. At the time, many early Windows 8 users were excited that Microsoft finally provided a unified contact and messaging application that could be synchronized between desktop and mobile devices, but they were disappointed. This is an example of how Microsoft does not communicate with consumers.

Windows 8 is a thing of the past. It seems that Windows 10 hasn’t improved much in this regard. Many people think that Windows 10 will provide messaging applications, but reports from Neowin say Windows 10 is officially released. There will be no message application.

At the Windows 10 press conference in January, the Windows team talked about messaging applications and it looks like Skype is its basic framework. Windows 10 users can finally get back the messaging service that disappeared in Windows 8, and will include more features. On desktop devices, Windows users can sync their conversations (possibly via Skype), text, send videos and photos, and Call.

If you don't remember this information, it's because Microsoft hasn't mentioned it since. According to Neowin's dialogue with internal Windows participants, “they (Windows team) should include such an application in the Windows 10 RTM release, but the 2015 Windows 10 platform will not provide messaging applications. ” We feel that it is possible that the Windows team is busy fixing bugs and improving Windows 10. There is no time to take care of messaging applications where there are still many problems.

But the Windows Mobile platform is expected to add a new version of the Skype messaging app (probably a generic app), but Windows Mobile users may also have to wait a long time, and there are many uncertainties.

Microsoft has not confirmed or denied this situation, and we do not expect Microsoft to announce any clear information about new products in advance. I hope that Microsoft will correct this bad habit of lack of communication with consumers.