Microsoft isn't failing in Mobile?

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Skullwaker on 03 March 2015

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Damn. Even I don't say the word cunt that much.

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Conina on 04 March 2015

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MoHasanie said:
2.8% is nothing. I mean, 2 years ago many research firms predicted Windows would have 15% of the market by 2015 and that clearly hasn't happened.

Many said 15% by 2015? show me. I saw 10% by 2017.

Both Gartner + IDC said 20% by 2015 four years ago: http://bgr.com/2011/09/02/microsoft-windows-phone-will-be-no-2-smartphone-os-by-2015/

"Research firm Gartner believes Android will have a 49% market share in 2015, followed by Windows Phone at 19.5%, and Apple’s iOS growth will slow so much that it will only maintain a 17% share. IDC believes Windows Phone will have a 20.3 percent share in 2015."

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2011-09-01/microsoft-says-windows-phone-may-exceed-researcher-s-market-share-forecast

"Forecasts by researchers Gartner and IDC, which expects a market share of about 20 percent in 2015, are conservative, said Achim Berg, head of Windows Phone marketing, in Berlin today. (01/09/2011)"