numbers from AdDuplex, based on data collected March 18 from 3,568 Windows Phone apps, the Lumia 521 sits comfortably in first place with a 36.8 percent share, while the Lumia 520 follows with 17.1 percent. Combined, the two smartphones account for 53.9 percent of the Windows Phone use in the United States. The worldwide standings are not all that different, with the Lumia 520 dominating with 34.5 percent of the global Windows Phone market. There are successes and there are certified success — this Lumia model is both. Speaking of other models, the Lumia 1020 breaks into the top ten at number nine, with 2.5 percent of the US market captured. The Lumia 920 is still in third place with 7.4 percent. Verizon also recently launched the Lumia Icon a few weeks back in the United States. However, it remains to be seen whether it can chart better success than what the Lumia 1020 and the Lumia 1520 achieved in their time at the top. This holds particularly true when considering that a new family of Lumia handsets (the Lumia 930 and the Lumia 630) are destined for launch in the coming weeks.]]>
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Nokia was clearly a huge get for Microsoft. This pie chart says it all.
I’ve heard great things about the 521, but I am surprised that it accounts for 37% of windows phones in US market. Pretty high in my opinion. I’m guessing that’ll change as newer phones are released.
I always though the 710 looked ugly, so I’m not surprised that’s the smallest percentage. I am surprised 521 and 520 are dominating the market to that extent, though.