What's actually MISSING from the smartphone market is a open-system easily programmable phone ideal for business. Maybe a business phone is too small of a piece of the pie, but I always dreamed of having a Phone upon which I could write code while waiting for my friends to show up at the bar an hour late... maybe one that runs desktop apps... has a keyboard or a keyboard-like input that is reasonable to type on. Current gen phones make even creating simple things like spreadsheets a nightmare of a chore with their pop-up on-screen displays.... Business happens to be Microsoft's core market. Their customers are often married to Intel chips. I was really hoping Intel would come out with a decent enough mobile chip to work in a phone with a screen big enough and input options nimble enough to ACTUALLY get business done. This is just another Snapchat machine for sending pictures of genitalia, albeit a device with an inferior camera when compared to those that already dominate the market... so why would I insta you the pictures of my covid takeout lunch using this device when my Samsung has a better camera? I don't see this being positioned in the market correctly... at all...