If Microsoft made an Xbox phone, it would get traction. Ask your 10 year old.
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My 10 year old would have a phone made by Kellogg’s if that meant she could have a phone. Brand insensitive.
Of course. The question is not whether they'd want an Xbox phone, but whether they'd want one rather than an iPhone. My son said he would.
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I find that my kids have strongest affinity to whatever is the newest/coolest right now (or the newest that their friends have). Brand goodwill built in their parents’ lifetimes (and not their own) has not meaning to them. And why should it?
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And would immediately regret it upon the new UI
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Fortnite is on iPhones.
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That’s about the level of market testing I was thinking was involved in this tweet.
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XPhone. It could be like the original Xbox One, “It does everything!”... except make calls.
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Technically we’re building an
#XPhone and a blockchain OS that’s hardware neutral
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Let him grow up. We, adults, lead far more cluttered lives, not to choose an
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