Microsoft's Nadella admits: "We don't have good flagship devices"

As Microsoft struggles to compete with iOS and Android in the smartphone market, one oft-visited critique is Windows Phone's lack of developer support. Aspiring and established devs look at Apple and Google's platforms as potentially rich sources of revenue, whereas WP -- soon to be Windows 10 Mobile -- is comparative light-years behind. But the other grievance with Microsoft is the distinct shortage of selection at flagship level. Sure, the Lumia range has spawned a handful of hits over the years, but with little consistency, and there's been nothing to shout about for while now. Encouragingly, Redmond CEO Satya Nadella seems fully aware, and has promised that the company will do more to address this situation in future.