Originally Posted by
ScottC
Lets see shall we; World's number one phone maker has picked it as its sole smartphone OS, devices available from all major brands (except Motorola). 2% in the US, but as high as 7% in Europe. Number one selling phone in Holland is a Nokia Windows device.
Ummm... nothing you have quoted here supports the assertion of "massive traction" The fact that Nokia "picked" it going forward demonstrates absolutely nothing regarding actual adoption rates in the future. Number one selling phone in Holland, seriously? That's your data point?
Originally Posted by
ScottC
Pretty clear it'll never catch up with Android or iOS, but I think it'll settle into the third spot by the end of 2012.
So, it's going to settle into "the third spot" of essentially, well, ummm... three major mobile OSes, uh... ok...
Look, I generally agree with most posters in this thread; stick with Win 7 on the PC (I patently reject the "you must go all in" concept, that's utterly ridiculous) and move to iPhone if that is the desire. But W7 mobile, uh no, I'll pass on that.
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