Analysis says 2013 years windows will beat Android

CWW, May 13 (CNN)--BGR released the global smartphone market share forecast late last week, reporting that Windows Phone will overtake Android in 2015 years, when Windows Phone will become the world's best-selling smartphone platform. Analysts at the pyramid research firm further explained the report in Tuesday, and analysts said the trend was underestimated.　　Stela Bokun, senior analyst at the Pyramid, explained that the market share of Windows phone would be expected to overtake Android at an earlier point in the--2013 year. In fact, Bokun, the popularity of Windows phone has been far more popular since this year than it was in 2008 years after Google released its Android system.　　Analysts attribute this trend to the bright future of Microsoft's partnership with Nokia, which will speed up the popularity of the system by reducing the cost to end-users of Windows Phone.　　Bokun also noted that other manufacturers will continue to support the Windows platform, which will help make the Windows platform widely available.　　"With the pro-populist windows Phone price and the support of multiple brands – the most powerful advantage of the Android platform strategy could be erased," she posted the analysis on the Pyramid research company's blog in Tuesday. This, of course, looks like a bold prediction, but pyramid research companies are studying smartphone sales in 51 different markets, a position that should have been based on the findings. Don't forget, Google's Android operating system has been in place today for more than 2 years, so every one of us knows that anything can happen.