Prior to the 950 there wasn&#x27;t a clear new &quot;flagship&quot; for nearly two years, of course it had a year over year decline. Again, this isn&#x27;t new or surprising information. The possible news here is that the 950 probably isn&#x27;t selling as well as we (happy users) would like.<p>The app situation doesn&#x27;t really concern me as a happy user, and I realize I&#x27;m in a bit of a minority opinion there. First of all, there is not a single &quot;killer app&quot; I feel I need and&#x2F;or am missing out on. Mobile websites are largely reliable for most of the &quot;app&quot; things people need, and most of the major apps exist. Sure, some of these aren&#x27;t seeing the updates they should be, and it does amuse me that Windows 10 Mobile is the last bastion of fave stars in an official Twitter app, but the UWP should help straighten out a lot of that sooner or later [1]. People are using the apps on Windows 10 Surfaces, laptops, and desktops, and devs should soon get better at realizing that getting a mobile app &quot;for free&quot; from the UWP is a good idea.<p>[1] I assume Twitter, as the continued example, hasn&#x27;t unified its Windows apps yet because some of the things like the People app integration haven&#x27;t yet entirely made their way back into the larger UWP ecosystem. Hopefully that happens sooner rather than later. (As a WP fan, I want the social integration for People working on my Surface again.)