Microsoft is officially retiring Windows Phone

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Redmond will issue security updates but no new software, hardware.

Microsoft is officially retiring Windows Phone
Microsoft is finally stepping out of the mobile operating system market, declaring itself finished with Windows Phone. Joe Belfiore, Redmond's global VP of operating systems, told followers on Twitter yesterday that Windows 10 Mobile, the latest incarnation of the company's mobile OS, ...

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