This month, Microsoft’s UK store came up short on load of every one of its Windows 10 Mobile gadgets. This week, its US store sold out of every opened model of similar handsets as well. Presently, it appears that Lumia has achieved the end of the line, as the Microsoft Store is no longer offering any of the organization’s Windows Phone 8.1 or Windows 10 Mobile handsets in the US.
The primary signs that the end was drawing closer for Lumia returned February, when Microsoft launch the Lumia 650, which was said to be the rearward in the organization’s Lumia line. In August, Microsoft expelled all say of Windows handsets from its US store landing page, consigning ‘Windows phone’ to a dropdown menu.
This week, only one Lumia handset stayed discounted: the AT&T-bolted Lumia 950, accessible just in white. Presently, that model has sold out as well, leaving none of the organization’s Lumia handsets accessible to purchase on its store.
The Windows phones page on the Microsoft Store records thirteen items, however eight of these are out of stock. At the point when more stock is normal on an incidentally sold-out item, Microsoft regularly replaces the ‘Add to truck’ catch with one that says ‘Email me when available’.
While the Microsoft Store is out of Lumia stock in the US, you can keep on buying Lumia handsets from different retailers – and even Microsoft’s physical stores – while their provisions last. Those choices are turning out to be progressively restricted with every passing day, however; Best Buy, for instance, is one noteworthy retailer that has totally depleted its load of Lumia phones.
With Microsoft’s handsets toward the end of their retail lives, the long sit tight starts for the following part in the organization’s portable story. However, the tremendously reputed ‘Surface phone’ – which may incorporate the full Windows 10 OS, and support for 32-bit x86 desktop applications through copying – is not anticipated that would touch base until the end of one year from now, or maybe as late as 2018.
