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Smartphones are dead, part IV: The numbers speak for themselves

By Jason Ward published

Smartphones are dead, but not because these pocket-sized tablet computers have become obsolete.

Windows Phone
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Microsoft's Windows Phone may not be popular, but it is persistent even in 2015

By Daniel Rubino published

Phones
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Is it time for a reclassification of what a 'PC' really is?

By John Callaham published

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Gartner reports PC shipments went up in Q4 2014, but IDC says otherwise

By John Callaham published

Microsoft
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IDC predicts Windows Phone will grow market share to 6.4 percent by 2018

By Sam Sabri published

Windows Phone
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IDC – Windows Phone sees 91% surge for 2013 shipments, now second most popular OS in Brazil

By Daniel Rubino published

Windows Phone
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Nokia’s market share in India grows to 5% in Q3 2013; positive signs for further growth

By Abhishek Baxi published

Phones
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IDC: Windows Phone experiences 156% jump in handsets shipped for Q3 2013

By Sam Sabri published

Windows Phone moved 9.3 million handsets in the third quarter of 2013, according to a report from the IDC. That’s an increase of 156% for the same period year-over-year. Nokia was responsbile for 93.2% of those shipped. 

Phones
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Windows Phone maintains second position in India for third consecutive quarter

By Daniel Rubino published

Windows Phone
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IDC: Bright future for Windows Phone with 10 percent of the global smartphone market by 2017

By Rich Edmonds published

The latest predictions from the analysts at IDC see steady growth for Windows Phone, picking up 10% of the global market share by 2017

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