WP7 will go second by 2015, iOS and BlackBerry will lose ground Comments

• Anonymous
• IaC
• 30 Mar 2011

iOS will be obselete pretty soon... they dont innovate enough to keep the desireability up.. about 99% of people buy an iphone because its an iphone rather than because its new and exciting and has alot to offer to the everyday user.

i think if microsoft pull out their finger and reallly stir up the market like apple did when the released the iphone they will take off its just keeping up momentum thats the hard thing when you have android that you can modify and hack till your hearts content is really what people like... in moderation

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• The realist
• Srh
• 30 Mar 2011

Well pretty interesting numbers, and im not going to argue about the Android ones... they really are going up. But WP7 20%? This is the best add that WP7 had since its launch. You guys just signed up a contract with Nokia and hope that everyone will forget about the Vista like WM6.5 that you guys served some time back. Im not to optimistic about this. It takes more then just one thing done right to have that bright of a future. You still need to work on the customers interest and not the Micosoft/Nokias one. Listen to what WE the users want/need and do that. As does Android and iOS, and MAYBE youll start crawling up. Bye to all. God bless you.

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• Anonymous
• I5y
• 30 Mar 2011

Nah -- they've no idea what'll happen by then -- so much innovation and change in the mobility market these days that a forecast like that will do nothing more than embarrass it's authors...

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• Anonymous
• jFF
• 30 Mar 2011

Really?
Anyways iOS doesn't offer anything new perhaps even if the iPhone 10 arrives.

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• AnonD-538
• wY8
• 30 Mar 2011

Ha ha ha. Anyone can predict anything. By 2015 some folks were also dead certain the skies would be filled with flying cars and that everyone would be wearing silver jumpsuits.

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• WEKS
• pWq
• 30 Mar 2011

AnonD-2025, 30 Mar 2011Wow . . . . . . and exactly what will drive WP& sales again?WP7 will be on a lot of Nokia devices remember? There are many, MANY, buyers who don't know or care about what OS is in their phones, they just buy it because it is a Nokia.

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• Shinigami
• 3V0
• 30 Mar 2011

Kill off Symbian. Take its number and paste it into Symbian replacement - Windows Phone 7. Genius!

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• AnonD-2025
• ftV
• 30 Mar 2011

Wow . . . . . . and exactly what will drive WP& sales again?

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• Javielo
• n%E
• 30 Mar 2011

Are you talking about US, or global??

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• anon
• 2CR
• 30 Mar 2011

considering Symbian isn't going anywhere for at least 5 years, I find these figures a little difficult to swallow. android will begin to die by the end of this year and by 2015 it'll be more like 15%-20%

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• Dhaval
• tA{
• 30 Mar 2011

Symbian Wil Dumped ... NO valur For it...

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• Jack Koh
• uRG
• 30 Mar 2011

Android rules the market...for sure!!!

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• Greed+Envy
• PBI
• 30 Mar 2011

AnonD-4974, 30 Mar 20112015 is too far, trust me iOs will be out of the race by 2013Not with the release of iPhone S O_O

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• Anonymous
• MD1
• 30 Mar 2011

lol, is it already 1st of april?

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• AnonD-3288
• mZF
• 30 Mar 2011

Agree!
Go go go Android and WP 7 OS.

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• AnonD-4974
• fuI
• 30 Mar 2011

2015 is too far, trust me iOs will be out of the race by 2013

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