likeaboss
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I do and currently MFT supports all mobile platforms. While iOS and Android are the two current big players Windows Phone has made big gains outside of the US. With Windows Phone 8.1 Microsoft looks poised to put up a real fight and BlackBerry still has some fight left in it as well. Then you have an upstart like the Firefox OS. I'd prefer the system be device agnostic because the market place will change.Not sure if you support mobile in your line of work, but Droid vs iOS is basically 51% vs 44% in the real world depending on which analytics model you go with. How that applies specifically to Mustang owners is anyone's guess (even Ford). Whether you translate that into supporting responsive web design, direct app store support, or third party integration…turning your back on that chunk of the market is just like saying “this site works best in Internet Explorer 5” then sticking your head in the sand.![]()
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With that said if they can include some device specific optimizations I'm fine with that as long is it keeps universal compatibility. I don't want to have to buy a specific brand phone because it's the only one what works with my car and I don't want the type of phone the car works with to even have to play into a buying decision.
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