It turns out that Windows Phone has benefited handsomely from Nokia adopting it as its primary platform, since in the seven major markets followed, its share rose from less than 2%, to 3-6% this spring. Germany saw the largest boost, with Windows Phone handsets accounting for 6% of all smartphones there now, whereas in the US, UK, France and Italy it rose to 3-4% market share...
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Windows Phone volume doubles for a year in major markets, still 3-6%, Android running wild
Windows Phone volume doubles for a year in major markets, still 3-6%, Android running wild: It turns out that Windows Phone has benefited handsomely from Nokia adopting it as its primary platform, since in the seven major markets followed, its share rose from less than 2%, to 3-6% this spring. Germany saw the largest boost, with Windows Phone handsets accounting for 6% of all smartphones there now, whereas in the US, UK, France and Italy it rose to 3-4% market share...
It turns out that Windows Phone has benefited handsomely from Nokia adopting it as its primary platform, since in the seven major markets followed, its share rose from less than 2%, to 3-6% this spring. Germany saw the largest boost, with Windows Phone handsets accounting for 6% of all smartphones there now, whereas in the US, UK, France and Italy it rose to 3-4% market share...
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