I can't speak to the iOS and Android numbers, but they are significantly off on the Windows Phone numbers.
MSFT just announced their WP downloads stand at 2 billion (a significant delta from the 0.65 billion estimated here) As for units sold, Nokia alone has sold 20 million Windows Phones or so, and there is another 20% of non-Nokia WP phones on top of that.
Nokia forms the majority of WP sales and boosters are the cheaper models like 520/21. A good quarter of the sales are pre-WP8 models.
Finally, Nokia sales in North America and US, is lagging behind other continents. That's maybe from an app sales perspective Nokia doesnot make a lot of bang!.
US is mainly an AppleLand, and app store app sales get huge boost from having a big portion of iPhone/iPad subscribers here.
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I can't speak to the iOS and Android numbers, but they are significantly off on the Windows Phone numbers.
MSFT just announced their WP downloads stand at 2 billion (a significant delta from the 0.65 billion estimated here) As for units sold, Nokia alone has sold 20 million Windows Phones or so, and there is another 20% of non-Nokia WP phones on top of that.
Nokia forms the majority of WP sales and boosters are the cheaper models like 520/21. A good quarter of the sales are pre-WP8 models.
Finally, Nokia sales in North America and US, is lagging behind other continents. That's maybe from an app sales perspective Nokia doesnot make a lot of bang!.
US is mainly an AppleLand, and app store app sales get huge boost from having a big portion of iPhone/iPad subscribers here.
Android is now more popular than iOS in the US, see "Smartphone Platform Market Share" http://www.comscore.com/Insights/Press_Releases/2013/6/comSc...