Windows phones have started to show fragmentation, especially Nokia phones, even before the platform could have had a decent market-share.
The most popular game Angry Birds joins those apps which won't run on Windows Phones such as Lumia 610. I still remember Elop's statement where he said, "We don’t want fragmentation being introduced into Windows Phone because we are beginning to see how in a certain other eco-system that fragmentation becomes a problem."
Now, his own platform/devices are fragmented.
Swapnil Bhartiya
A free software fund-a-mental-ist and Charles Bukowski fan, Swapnil also writes fiction and tries to find cracks in a proprietary company's 'paper armours'. He is a big movie buff and prefers listening to music at such high volumes that he's gone partially deaf when it comes to identifying anything positive about proprietary companies. You can follow him on Twitter, Google+ & Facebook. You can write to him on editor at muktware dot com
