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Exactly, and if Nokia stopped producing Windows Phones, Microsoft's approaching 8% marketshare (or is it 9% now?) would be cut down significantly, and would lik
by pedalpete 13y ago
Exactly, and if Nokia stopped producing Windows Phones, Microsoft's approaching 8% marketshare (or is it 9% now?) would be cut down significantly, and would likely be a nail in WP's coffin.
- hannibal5 13y agoWP market share is just 4%