1. What was really missing, the last time I used a Windows phone, is the zillions of apps that are available for android and apple phones. Now that we have .NET Core, maybe we can overcome this handicap. Until then, I'm really not interested in a Microsoft phone. The last one I had was awesome, but it was just too frustrating not having the apps that I wanted....
2. Also, Microsoft doesn't treat their phone well. They do better Office365 integration on the apple and android than on their own device. I was really upset about that, since that was what I bought it for - the complete Windows integration....
3. And I'm still upset with Microsoft in general for REQUIRING the Office365 administrator to have the right to kill everything on my phone. This is a disaster waiting to happen if you have anything stored on your phone and not everything in the cloud. I still think it is easier to hack an administrator's account than to lose the phone and need it to be erased. Since I am in a small company, the Office365 administrator should determine if they want this right to kill a person's phone, not make it mandatory. And if this option is changed, it should be delayed implementation in case the admin account is hacked. If the Admin wants the right to erase the phone, fine. But if they don't want it, and have the ability to turn it off, then erasing the phone should not be as easy as turning the option on - in case the admin account is hacked.