The death of Windows Phone has certainly been essentially the most discussed topics in your Microsoft world during the last small number of years, especially given the quiet approach that your particular software giant embraced regarding its mobile strategy.

Routinely the mistakes the retailer has made contained in the smartphone world, which can really help apps, and the reduced OEM support for Windows Phone/Windows 10 Mobile have actually been among the overly dissected subjects for way too much.

But despite each of the bad news and then the apocalyptic forecast that everyone projected for Microsoft's mobile push, diehard Windows Phone fans have always been there supporting the corporate even during those times when it wasn't doing anything than staying tight-lipped.

And the other of the reasons this happened due to the fact these hardcore fans have always hoped that Microsoft would get its stuff together and produce out the mythical Surface Phone. It device helps make the news every every now and again in the last couple of years, either with features that Microsoft was said to be really working on or with rumors regarding its launch.

Concepts published on social media fueled all of the speculation, and some went when considering projecting the imminent launch in the Surface Phone a few times.

And what's more surprising is that some people are still waiting to the Surface Phone to get daylight any moment now, possibly even at Build, despite Microsoft itself acknowledging the death of Windows 10 Mobile in late 2017.

But through the looks of things, while there's millions of users out there who still love Windows phones but was forced to move to Android or iOS as a an obvious reason, nobody believes Microsoft is able to do anything to revive the platform. And probably the worst thing to the company reality hardcore fans not any longer feel a potential Surface Phone would even find it easy to make a difference.

All this gets us to another one quite important question: what are some chances for Surface Phone in the form of hit if it ever launches?

While reading a reddit discussion on the best way to revive Windows Phone, I ran across a comment that perfectly describes what diehard fans think of Microsoft's mobile approach:

" Microsoft is doing a great job of destroying their market for Windows phone. More importantly, most have destroyed their reputation amongst hardcore Windows users regarding ??mobile strategy.' At this time, their strategy is making apps for other platforms. It is undoubtedly a mythical Surface device under construction by an army of engineering elves using funding from being a pot of gold approximately of a rainbow. It's scheduled to arrive using a carriage pulled by unicorns. "

Windows Phone has long been the mobile platform along with the most loyal user base. However, with Microsoft itself surrendering within smartphone battle and also future of their mobile push uncertain given that company keeps every little detail secret, reasonable for everyone being skeptical about anything available in this regard.

It's believed that Microsoft could reignite its mobile strategy having a completely new device that wouldn't manifest as a phone per se, but a unit supporting multiple form factors as well as perhaps including phone capabilities. Codenamed Andromeda, this product might be a modern interpretation from the Surface Phone, though this name is actually unlikely to ever be used.

This then gets us to critical question. Windows phones are dead, right? Right. Therefore, a Surface Phone would make little no sense at this juncture because Microsoft has lost the love even of your diehard fans. So what's the intention of this new mobile device that fewer and fewer people are excited about? The reason is the one word that's making hardcore Microsoft fans go nuts. It's enterprise.

For Microsoft, the additional concerning thing is you are able to as it is usually. Users still love Windows Phone, but also no longer love the manufacturer.