What does Kin's fate say for Windows Phone 7? | Phones | iPhone Central | Macworld →
Theories abound as to why Kin got the axe. It’s likely a combination of vague marketing, Microsoft’s cluelessness about today’s youth market, the lack of an app store, and high prices for the phones and a way too expensive data plan from Verizon ($30 per month). All of this inevitably led to poor sales.
You mean not understanding your customer and letting someone else apply their ridiculous pricing models to your product isn’t the formula for success?
Who knew?
