Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Chinese OEMs Unwilling To Build Windows Phone Devices Due To Nokia's Dominance [Report]

Chinese OEMs Unwilling To Build Windows Phone Devices Due To Nokia's Dominance [Report]

Have you ever wondered why there aren't that many Windows Phone manufacturers compared to Android. One obvious reason would be how compared to Android, Windows Phone's market share is only a fraction of Android's, ultimately discouraging OEMs to license the platform. Secondly, and this is according to Digitimes, another reason why OEMs are a bit hesitant to adopt the Windows Phone platform is due to how much market share Nokia is currently controlling, which we guess could be said the same when looking at Android and how much Samsung is currently dominating there.

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