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From me and my family, I want to wish everyone a Happy New Year!  I hope each of you have had a great end to 2014 and I look forward to having you come along for the ride in what should be an interesting and exciting 2015.

For Windows and Windows Phone users, 2015 could prove to be a pivotal year.  It is shaping up to be the year that Microsoft gets its mojo back with what is expected to be a groundbreaking release of Windows 10 – across all platforms including Windows Phone.  It could also completely usher in the Mobile First, Cloud First strategy in earnest from Redmond, regardless of which mobile platform you chose to use.

As for this site, I will continue to bring reviews, how to’s and news around all things Windows Phone and Windows.  I will also be adding a few writers along the way to add more content each day.

So thanks for a great 2014 as I came back to the Windows Phone community and thanks for reading the site.

All the best,

Clinton

I want to take a moment to wish all of the readers and followers of ClintonFitch.com a very happy holidays.  Today I will be celebrating Christmas with my family which undoubtedly will involved a bit of new technology for some of my family.  It will also be a time of food and fun as we get together.  It also means that I will be taking a few days off to spend with friends & family but I will be back posting updates on Monday.

If you get a new Windows PC, Tablet or Phone, be sure to check out my How To pages for tips & tricks.

How To’s for Windows

How To’s for Windows Phone

No matter how you celebrate the season, I hope all of you have a great holiday today and have a relaxing end to 2014.  Thank you for all of your visits, comments, clicks and recommending of the site.  It is much appreciated!

Clinton

When it comes to mobile devices, size very much matters.  It matters for what type of user you are, what you need from that device and what content you are going to consume on that device.  Nubo Software has put together a great mobile device infographic that covers everything from Smart Watches to family sized televisions – so you could argue that it isn’t necessarly all about mobile devices.  But the infographic is good as is the full story behind it that explains the logic behind it is quite good and well worth spending the time to read.

It has been just over two months since I reopened the site and I can’t thank all of you enough for your visiting and welcoming back this defector back into the community.  It has been great catching up with many of you who have left comments or dropped emails to me as well as many, many old friends in the Windows Phone community.  Thank you many, many times over.  It is appreciated and humbling.

I am realistic though.  As much as I would love for the world to come to my little blog and read about the Little OS That Could, I

Nokia Lumia 1320

appreciate that you may have another way in which you’d prefer to get your Windows Phone news.  That’s why I’ve created multiple different channels in which you can get updates from the site the moment they happen or in a daily digest on a wide range of channel options to meet your needs.  The content, no matter your channel of choice, is the same.  So use the one that is best suited for you.

The two most common outside of visiting the site is Facebook and Twitter.  I have a dedicated Facebook Page which you can like and get site updates in your Facebook Timeline.  Likewise, you can follow me on Twitter which will give you every update to the site as it happens, along with random commentary and musings from me.  Yes I like Formula One and yes I tweet about it.

For those of you who like RSS, I’ve setup a dedicated RSS feed for you to subscribe to.  It gives you a quick summary of each post but is aimed to give you the highlights so you can click through if there is a story you want to read.  Finally is the email subscription option.  This is found at the bottom and right side bar of every page on the site.  Simply put in your email address, get the confirmation back and confirm and you will get an email update either in a per-post way (more emails) or a daily digest (less emails).

Regardless of how you read the site, a million thank you’s!

As the calendar turns to 2012, I want to thank all of you for reading the site and continually visiting.  2011 was a challenging year for the site for a lot of reasons so in a sense I’m glad to have it behind me.  But thanks to all of you who continued to visit (even during the weeks where updates were few and far between), for leaving comments, following on Twitter and clicking adverts (yep, that’s what pays the bills).

As I wind down 2011 I’ll remind you of a few different ways you can follow the site if you can’t make it to the site itself each day.

You can follow on Facebook

You can follow Clinton on Twitter

You can follow Clinton on Google Plus

You can subscribe to the RSS Feed

Happy New Year everyone!  Have a safe & fun weekend

Today in the United States we are celebrating Thanksgiving so there will not be any posts today on the site.  I will be spending the day with family and friends as I hope that many of you will be doing as well.

Like many of you, I have a laundry list of things to be thankful for in my life – family, friends, employment and of course all of you who read the site.  I am thankful to each of you who read the site regularly, leaving comments and retweeting things from the site.  I’ve been running this site for 7 years and without you it would not be possible.

A Happy Thanksgiving to all of you!

Clinton