I'm not sure why Waze is ignorning Windows Phone 7. I know that those in business development can see beyond raw number to look at trends. Windows Phone 7 IS growing and the early adopters are the types of users who are passionate users. In fact an article was written about the game Fruit Ninja and how it made 7x the amount of money on WP7 as it did on Android. Sometimes, size doesn't matter. (http://www.manyniches.com/windows-phone ... evelopers/)
It is really frustrating to see an app that I really liked using on WinMo ignoring the clammer of fans for a WP7 client app. Not only did I use the app, but I was a promoter in the streets. (See passionate user comment above) Now, I have been silenced except for the occassional Tweet after @waze announces a new Android or iOS version while I sit and stew about the "no roadmap" status for my beloved phone.
For the love of all that is mobile, find someone in a decision making capacity and shake them...hard...until they reconsider this "business" decision.
It is really frustrating to see an app that I really liked using on WinMo ignoring the clammer of fans for a WP7 client app. Not only did I use the app, but I was a promoter in the streets. (See passionate user comment above) Now, I have been silenced except for the occassional Tweet after @waze announces a new Android or iOS version while I sit and stew about the "no roadmap" status for my beloved phone.
For the love of all that is mobile, find someone in a decision making capacity and shake them...hard...until they reconsider this "business" decision.
Re: Windows Phone 7