Microsoft is about to launch a new line of smartphones that will be pink, which in this case, will not be a color, or even a color-code, but instead a code named \u2018Pink.\u2019 That\u2019s all fine and dandy, but what happens when they break?<\/p>\n
Mobile phones come in all shapes, sizes and colors, even pink. If Microsoft was going to launch a truly pink smartphone for the marketplace, it would target women over men, and probably gay over straight, although a lot of people probably are fond of pink that don\u2019t fit a particular demographic or stereotype. Such strategies can be left to the marketing gurus. Since Microsoft\u2019s new line of mobile phones will only be code-named \u2018Pink,\u2019 and are not actually pink, the point is moot. In fact, these new \u2018Pink\u2019 phones will be available to everyone when they appear in the U.S., and will be targeted to younger people (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Microsoft is about to launch a new line of smartphones that will be pink, which in this case, will not be a color, or even a color-code, but instead a code named \u2018Pink.\u2019 That\u2019s all fine and dandy, but what…<\/span><\/p>\n