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Windows Phone Dwindles To 6% Of U.S. Market
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phobis
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12/1/2011 | 3:00:14 PM
re: Windows Phone Dwindles To 6% Of U.S. Market
Looks like this is the US market. I also read this, on Information Week, http://www.informationweek.com...

The population in these two markets is drastically different: USA (309M) vs. World (6790M).
dbgman1122
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11/30/2011 | 7:32:05 PM
re: Windows Phone Dwindles To 6% Of U.S. Market
The information is skewed because the 3rd quarter everyone was waiting for the mango update and the new windows phones. I just got my HTC Titan last week and it rocks!
SAMERO030
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11/30/2011 | 3:01:29 PM
re: Windows Phone Dwindles To 6% Of U.S. Market
I love my WP7 and all the Droid/iPhone users i show it to like it's layout and how smooth it is in and between apps. I think part of what is slowing down the migration to WP7 is Verizon only has 1 phone to choose from. I'm not sure if they are ticked at Microsoft or they are just sitting on their hands. Either way they are losing money because I know of people just waiting for them to come out with some diffrent WP7 models.
Bprince
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11/30/2011 | 7:28:59 AM
re: Windows Phone Dwindles To 6% Of U.S. Market
@ readers: how concerned should Microsoft be at this point about the adoption of Windows Mobile/Windows Phone?
Brian Prince, InformationWeek/Dark Reading Comment Moderator


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