Windows 10 Mobile

Microsoft already released Windows 10 Mobile on 17th March, so this time, we are only analysing the update’s effect on AdDuplex’s report this month.

AdDuplex has just reported its monthly stats and WindowsLatest.com has analyzed it. As per the analysis, the current Windows 10 Mobile user base has increased to 7.7% from 5.3% last month.

The growth isn’t just because of the official Windows 10 mobile release but actually due to loss 1.1% in Windows Phone 8.1 and also the loss of 1.2% in WP7 /8. Since both Windows phones 8 and 7 can’t convert to Windows 10 Mobile which means this loss has been occupied by newer OS devices.

Windows 10 Mobile market share

Lumia 950 and 950 XL are nowhere to be seen in terms of sales, which have been pretty slow. Both critics and users have rated them as beta testing devices rather than flagships because of their release with buggy Windows 10 mobile OS.

Despite having attractive features like continuum and Windows Hello, their growth is slower compared to older Lumia flagships.

Also, Most of the OEMs who will have a wider release of their windows 10 mobile smartphones have not debuted in the market yet.

So, we can expect Windows 10 market share numbers to rise once these smartphones are available for users.

Almost 50% of the devices are not upgradable to the new OS, so we will see Windows 10 Mobile’s market share to reach max. 50% of the total Windows Phone market. The new OS will only get an increase in the market share when other OEMs will launch their phones since Microsoft is not expected to release any new Windows 10 mobile devices this year.

We hope to see something groundbreaking happening for this sluggish start of Windows 10 Mobile era.

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Rakesh Singh

A Windows Phone and Windows 10 fan - I Love doing anything related to Windows 10