If Microsoft pushes the Win10 flagship Xbox phone, can it break?

Although Windows Phone is still regarded as the third largest smartphone operating system in the world, the other two major competitors, Android and iOS, do not seem to regard it as an adversary, and even do not feel any threat.

Why do you say there is no threat to speak of it? The most obvious example is that at Apple's WWDC2015 and Google's Google I/O, two global developer conferences, countless Apples and Google have announced new applications and services. Interestingly, Google has some services to support the iOS platform. Apple also developed the Apple Music client for Android for the first time in One More Thing, but neither company has any services and applications that support Windows Phone. Google has always emphasized cross- With the development of the platform, Apple has gradually changed the old way.
Misfortunes alone
From any point of view, such competition seems to be fair. Considering that Microsoft's mobile platform has such a low global market share, Apple and Google have chosen to ignore the Windows Phone platform without any reason.
Almost every user and developer wants things to improve. Microsoft has taken some powerful new tools, such as using cheap Windows Phone to gain more market share, especially in emerging markets. However, these attempts have not been used by birds. On the contrary, the market for Windows Phone in the first quarter of 2015 also experienced a 0.2% decline.
However, many analysts believe that Microsoft, which has not released any new flagship for a long time, can't be noticed at all. The old flagship is far behind competitors in terms of hardware and software. Moreover, Microsoft has been promoting the Win10 Mobile operating system for more than a year, causing more consumers to choose to wait and see, hoping to buy a new Windows 10 flagship smartphone as soon as possible, rather than the old Windows Phone platform.
But, can Windows 10 smartphones change Microsoft's position in the mobile market? Perhaps not yet, Microsoft needs a big change that can really shake the market. At the beginning of the Windows Phone debut, Microsoft announced that it only targets high-end devices. Now that we have tried the cheap policy, it has not had much effect. So why not consider giving it a go?