Windows Phone Market Share In Europe Still A Mixed Bag

figures in the US are still troubling, mind you, with just a 0.1% change in twelve months. Italy, Spain and the UK are the markets where Windows Phone is doing better, but lost momentum in important countries like Germany, France means that the platform has a lot of covering up to do. Things also dipped in Australia, Mexico and China. Take a look: You may have noticed that the market research firm has stopped quoting separate percentages for BlackBerry in recent months, but the rest of the mobile market is still in an upheaval. Android is running amok in almost all notable markets. Only Spain has started to vote in the favor of Windows Phone where Android sales declined by 2.9%. And when you have places where Google’s platform has made outwardly gains, like 11.4% up in the United States and 17.6% in Mexico, the robot is almost unstoppable. Consequently iOS is at a disadvantage too, reclining negative 11.8% in the US, and around half this amount in several other markets like Italy, Mexico and China. The world is green, too green.]]>