Where is Windows phone APP????

[Tulak]

This was asked many times!
Where is Windows phone APP???
Last time when I asked it was told me that ooma is working on it!
If you are working on it so tell us where is it or when will come out! You must know something!

[skadmin]

needs to be a Windows 10 universal app though.

[7787350457]

Where is the promised windows app.???? you had a beta over a year ago and then stopped development why//

We were told it would be available later, it is now much later with no sign of progress, when might we see some progress ???

[oomamaniacal]

A better question might be, "Where are the Windows phones (besides Redmond)?" I don't know anyone who has one.

[7787350457]

Your circle must be very limited, there are people who use/own windows phones

[oomamaniacal]

Your circle must be very limited, there are people who use/own windows phones

With only a 1.7 out of 100 market share, the odds are not in my favor.

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/16/01/29 ... rm-is-dead

[southsound]

Just read this the other day on digitaltrends:

It’s kinda tough to represent brand loyalty when you don’t practice it yourself. Especially when you’re the face of Microsoft’s Windows Phone and you’re caught tweeting with an iPhone. On Tuesday, Joe Belfiore, the corporate vice president of Microsoft’s operating systems group (and more importantly, the public-facing persona of his company’s smartphone), tweeted a photo from Kyoto. But many were quick to notice that the seemingly innocent tweet was sent from a not-so-innocent source — an iPhone.

[oomamaniacal]

Just read this the other day on digitaltrends:

It’s kinda tough to represent brand loyalty when you don’t practice it yourself. Especially when you’re the face of Microsoft’s Windows Phone and you’re caught tweeting with an iPhone. On Tuesday, Joe Belfiore, the corporate vice president of Microsoft’s operating systems group (and more importantly, the public-facing persona of his company’s smartphone), tweeted a photo from Kyoto. But many were quick to notice that the seemingly innocent tweet was sent from a not-so-innocent source — an iPhone.

That's funny, but it does not surprise me. However, if Ooma did release a Windows phone app, I would probably be questioning that decision on this Forum, employing a generous number of question marks.

I used to use a Microsoft Zune music player (Microsoft's answer to the iPod). The software was a bit buggy, but the sound quality was better than the iPod and I liked the ergonomics of the player. The built-in battery has seen better days, so I had to quit using it. Unfortunately, Microsoft discontinued the players and no longer supports the legacy models.

I have a feeling that the Windows Phones will have a similar fate, even though they may be great phones. To the members of the Microsoft Marketing Team--I am certainly not against having a competitor to Android and Apple phones, but would be concerned, at this point, about Ooma using its limited development resources to support a product that is a longshot at best. Especially, when there are improvements to My Ooma that would benefit more users, such as logging of blocked calls and easier ability to add robo call numbers to the national Nomorobo database.

[bigchicken]

Windows 10 mobile should start rolling out to older phones at the beginning of March. This should give Ooma more incentive to build an app, since integration with universal Windows 10 apps should be easy. A desktop app would be nice, though not extremely necessary. When I'm on a tablet, I always try an app before a website, though.

[Glo]

I'm wondering when the app will be available also. It's March and no app yet, but it is only the 5th so we shall see. I am paying over $100 for my Ooma services when I can get it cheaper elsewhere. I love Ooma, but maybe it's time they showed me some love by getting an app for Windows