Remember when Windows Phone 7 launched, and it didn’t even have a Facebook app? During the last World Cup, every smartphone and tablet had a World Cup app that enabled users to watch any of the games live and for free-every device, that is, except for Windows Phones.

It just seems like every time an app comes out that I want, it’s only available on Android and iOS, and takes months or years (or sometimes never) to get to Windows Phones. The devices have been OK-nothing special, but, at the same time, Windows Phone devices weren't as expensive as iPhones. So, I have used the Windows Phone from 7 all the way to the developer preview on 8.1, and loved every minute of it. And, at that time, there was a bold promise that still has yet to be fulfilled. When Windows Phone 7 launched in 2010, I immediately cast my iPhone to the sea and jumped on Windows Phone 7 bandwagon.“Silverlight to build phone apps?! Are you kidding me?! Those were exciting times. It’s just shocking that there are a handful of features iPhone doesn’t have that the Windows Phone does. I like it, and it will grow on me day by day as I relearn how to use it. Yes, after having worked for or with Microsoft for over 20 years, I gave up my Windows Phone 8.1 for an iPhone 6.

And guess what? I miss my Windows Phone 8.1. I just switched back to an iPhone after more than five years with the Windows Phone.

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