iPhone Outsells Windows Mobile Devices

February 10th, 2008 | Category: Cellphones, iPhone

Looks like the Apple iPhone was the big winner in the US during Q4 2007 as it outsold all Windows Mobile devices combined, but worldwide figures show otherwise with Windows Mobile handsets capturing 12% of the overall market while Apple took 5% less of the worldwide cake. In the big picture though, Symbian takes top

spot with 65% market share followed by Microsoft at 11%, while RIM holds 11%. I wonder what happens when the iPhone is released globally? Will we see mad queues for that heavily lusted-after device?

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Original post by Allanda

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