It still doesn't ring true
(Almost) sorry about the pun.
Microsoft has always been a software company that dabbles in hardware in order to sell their software. (Contrast with Apple which makes software in order to sell their hardware.)
So, it makes little sense, given the business model, for MS to make it's own phone. Mayhaps it's like nVidia's own reference designs, that XFX and eVGA take and make into commercial motherboards; sort of like the "concept cars" that auto manufacturers put out. That is, of course, if it actually exists and isn't just the figment bug-a-boo of the inquirer's imagination.
I'll agree with Jason. The "article" is a hack-job of the worst kind.
The last time I saw "journalism" of this caliber was just before November 4th (election day). I didn't like it then either.
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