Not much different than Google. Keeping their mobile device storage low and then officially advising people to just store stuff on Google drive instead.

Thus driving people to pay for Google One.

That's great news. Exclusivity is not good for the consumer/gamer. Now you can play more games on your console.

No way - it was a good phone at the time. I had a Lumia 640 and it worked like a charm. There was only a small range of apps, but the main features worked fine: mail, calendar, messaging, camera and route planner with a map. There were news readers, Acrobat. I did not miss much and if M$ sold it's software better to other manufacturers than Nokia, I think it would have worked well and fitted between Apple and Google.