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This is all because of the Lumia 520, which is really driving Nokia's sales. There is a good space at the low end of the smartphone market and with people movin
by programminggeek 13y ago
This is all because of the Lumia 520, which is really driving Nokia's sales. There is a good space at the low end of the smartphone market and with people moving towards prepaid or no-contract in the US, a cheap off contract smartphone like the 520 is a really winner.
This is also good because Nokia is like 80+% of Windows Phone sales, so that means Windows Phone is creeping upward against Android (for better or worse)
- 300bps 13y agoBased on world smartphone sales it looks like it could be just as easily taking market share from Apple: http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/31/strategy-analytics-q3-2013-phone-share/ http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/31/strategy-analytics-q3-201... Anyway, I love my Lumia 928. After having 3 iPhones it's the best phone I've ever had.
- Steko 13y ago"Based on world smartphone sales it looks like it could be just as easily taking market share from Apple" Except we're talking about the US where Apple didn't lose marketshare. Since Nokia's successful models are at a price point where Apple doesn't even have an offering Occam's razor suggests they are taking share from Android.
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- Tarrosion 13y agoThe 520 really is a fantastic phone for its price point. Less than $100 no contract, and for 99% of daily activities I find it to be as good as or better than my friends' iPhones and Galaxies.
- barista 13y agothen you should check out Lumia 1020. The Camera is just awesome on it.