Whats New In Windows : Microsoft Says Windows Phone Isn't Its Focus This Year There were Android smartphones and iPhone handsets to be seen at Microsoft's developer conference Build 2016 on Wednesday, but surprisingly, company's own Windows Phone or Windows 10 Mobile handsets were completely out of the picture. The company also chose not to share any development it has been working on to improve the receding status of Windows Phone. There's a reason for this: Windows Phone isn't Microsoft's focus this year. On day one of Build 2016, Microsoft announced tools for developers to make or port Win32, .Net, Xbox One, Surface Hub apps for Windows Store. The company, however, didn't share any update on Windows Bridges, the developer toolset to allow developers to port their Android, iOS, and Web apps to Windows Store. Speaking with The Verge, Microsoft Senior Vice President Terry Myerson explained why that was the case. Myerson says Windows Phone is curre...