Nokia covers WP mobile phone 90% global share: Lumia 520 Hottest

Nokia Lumia 520 Smartphone Sina Technology news Beijing Time November 28 morning, the latest monthly data from advertising marketing agency Adduplex shows that Lumia 520 is still the world's hottest windows Phone phone, and Nokia is currently in the global Windows Phone handset market gained 90% share. In addition, the market share of Windows Phone 7.x is declining, while the share of Windows Phone 8 continues to rise. So far, Adduplex's data has presented the most complete picture of the competition in the Windows Phone market. As a Windows Phone and Windows 8 Cross Marketing Network, Adduplex provides more comprehensive data than IDC and ComScore. Lumia 520 is still the hottest windows phone phone, according to Adduplex's monthly data. Although Nokia has adopted a 41 million megapixel camera, optical stabilization, quad-core processor and high-resolution display in its new flagship handsets, none of this matters. Compared with high-end windows Phone phones like Lumia 920, 1020 and 1520, Lumia 520 is still the biggest contributor to the Windows Phone platform and the main driver of the Windows Phone platform this year. Data show that Lumia 520 has a market share of 26.5% in Windows Phone devices. But if you take into account T 521, another model of Lumia 520, which is sold in the United States, the total market share is 29.9%. This means that 1/3 of the Windows Phone devices currently being used worldwide are the Lumia 520 series. IDC's previous data show Nokia's shipments accounted for 93.2% of the Windows Phone market in the third quarter. But this is only a quarter of the data. The Adduplex data contains all the Windows Phone devices that are in use on the market. In the past few months, Nokia's share of the market has been getting closer to 90%, and the past one months have finally topped the 90% mark. Nokia now shares 90% of the world's windows Phone market. HTC, Samsung and Huawei are 7%, 1.8% and 1.3%, respectively. Microsoft's deal to buy the Nokia handset business has come to a final stage. The deal seems reasonable at the moment. Adduplex The data also shows that Windows Phone 7.x version still has a certain market share. Although Microsoft wants all users to switch to Windows Phone 8, in many parts of the world, users are still not inclined to choose a two-year contract with expensive WINdows Phone 8. Windows Phone 7.x still accounts for 24.7% of all Windows Phone devices, while Windows Phone 8 is 75.3%. This is mainly due to the fact that there are still a lot of users in Lumia 710 and Lumia 800. Currently, Lumia 710 shares 6.2% of all Windows Phone devices, while Lumia 800 is 5.1%. Adding the two together and considering the 4% share of Lumia 610, the total share of Windows Phone 7.x devices still reaches 15.3%. In different countries, Lumia 520 is the most popular Windows Phone phone in the United States, followed by Lumia 822 and Lumia 920 respectively. Four operators, including At&t, Verizon, T and MetroPCS, share 31.7%, 27.5%, 20.6%, and 8.4% in the U.S. Windows Phone handset market, respectively. Among them, MetroPCS's market share rose 1.6% this month. In the UK, Lumia 520 is also ranked number one, while the Lumia 800 is second. Lumia 520 ranked not first the only country is Germany. In India, Lumia 520 has the most obvious lead, with a market share of 43.4%, and a second Lumia 720 market share of 12.7%. (Chu Yue)