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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - Aug 12, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - Aug 12, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - Aug 12, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - Aug 12, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - Aug 12, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - 13 Aug, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - 13 Aug, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - 13 Aug, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Smartphone Sales Up 74 Percent Worldwide, Microsoft Loses Share - 13 Aug, 2011Microsoft's mobile platforms bucked the trend, however. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone went from 3 million units in the year-ago quarter to 1.7 million units in Q2 2011. Windows Phone fell behind Bada, Samsung's proprietary smartphone OS, ... |
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Microsoft Puts Windows Phone on MIX Agenda - 20 Jan, 2010The move comes just two weeks after all references to Windows Mobile were removed from the MIX sessions list. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer took heat from ... |
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