Microsoft may focus on business users for the Surface Phone

Microsoft's $4 could focus more on business users than consumers, according to a $4 (via $4).

The company already makes the $4 which are aimed at everyday customers, and so it makes sense that Microsoft wants to focus on business when it comes to the Surface Phone.

The Surface Phone, which has been repeatedly $4 by Microsoft, will likely continue where the Surface tablets left off, incorporating metallic, angular design and business-focused accessories, such as $4.

It's no secret that Microsoft's mobile ambitions are in serious trouble, with just 75 million Windows phones in the wild, according to data $4. However, Microsoft still has a more-than-loyal following in enterprise thanks to tight integration with Outlook, Office, and Lynk (formerly Skype for Business).

Big companies will typically buy thousands of Windows phones for employees - and then thousands more after a few years - and so continuing to service these users both validates the existence of Windows 10 Mobile and the company's hardware efforts as well as complementing Windows 10.