The defining feature of the Status was the fact that it included a so called Facebook button which allowed users to post what they were currently using (webpage, music) to Facebook with one press of a button.
The Status fell the way of the Microsoft kin because though it was geared towards teens as a low end messaging smartphone, the target audience would rather have a fully fledged smartphone than a watered down replacement.
It received mixed reviews from critics who praised the solid hardware but berated the implementation of the Facebook button, and the small screen.
I visited the AT&T store today. The Status was still on sale. Might I have been one of the last to see the Status in stores before it goes the way of the dinosaur?
This is a rumor posted as fact, that is poor journalism.
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