report straight from Taiwan has sources familiar with the matter claiming that the company is planning to launch a new handset in the first half of next year. However, another report reveals that Acer is not just returning to the Windows Phone platform, but it plans to do so on an unprecedented scale — a slew of handsets are planned for next year, many of them probably are budget or midrange models. Looking back, Acer does not have a strong history of supporting the Windows Phone operating system. Maybe things changed at the company, who know. The thought process certainly has. Three years is certainly a lot of time, and things are steadily on the up for Windows Phone.]]>
