In this report, we register the results of the first week in Fall Creators Update lifecycle and take a final snapshot of the Windows ecosystem on phones as we know it.
Check out the full report here.
In this report, we register the results of the first week in Fall Creators Update lifecycle and take a final snapshot of the Windows ecosystem on phones as we know it.
Check out the full report here.
This month we take a look at where HP Elite x3 lands, Lenovo takes second place in the PC chart, Windows 10 Anniversary Update reaches critical mass on Mobile and makes huge progress on the PC side.
This month we look at the top Windows phones in general and Windows 10 Mobile devices in particular.
We observe accelerating growth in Windows 10 Mobile usage share and take a look on how Windows 10 Anniversary Update is propagating on both PCs and mobile. And our findings will definitely surprise you.
Was Windows 10 Mobile able to grow significantly? Is it growing evenly in all the countries? What is the most popular Windows phone out there? Do Windows enthusiasts use the same phones as the general public? Is there a country with only one Lumia in the top-5?
These are the questions we try to answer in the July edition of the AdDuplex Windows phone statistics report.
This month we decided to take a look at the data from a couple of different angles. So this time we review what is going on in Windows Phone and the desktop side of Windows 10 hardware.
The old number one is back. We take a closer look at Windows 10 Mobile devices and builds. There’s one country where Lumia 950 almost broke into top 10.
All of this and device stats from US, France, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, India and Brazil in the addition of AdDuplex Windows Phone Statistics Report.
The big change this month is that, after almost three years at the top (since July 2013), Lumia 520 is no longer the most popular Windows Phone device in use. That title now falls to the Lumia 535.
Windows 10 generation phones are still nowhere to be seen in the top 10 including such previous Windows Phone strongholds as Italy, Russia or India. The only bright spot is UK where Lumia 550 has gained some momentum.
In addition to the US we look in detail at the devices in use in the United Kingdom, Italy, Russia, Australia and India.
The trends of the past few months continue and there are no major changes of note beyond an increase in the number of devices running Windows 10 Mobile.
In addition to our usual global and US specific figures, we also look at device usage in the Benelux nations, Finland, Poland, Thailand, Vietnam and Mexico.
With details about the devices which will officially be able to upgrade to Windows 10 Mobile announced this month we’ve taken a look at what this means for potential market share changes and how many have already taken advantage of this.
Welcome to our latest Windows Phone Device Statistics Report.
Windows 10 Mobile continues to grow in popularity but not to the extent we previously reported (unfortunately we have a correction to make regarding our OS version reports for the last few months. The figures we had for devices running Windows 10 Mobile incorrectly included some devices still running WP8.1).
In addition to the worldwide and US, we look at device usage in detail in the big EU5, Russia, India and Brazil.
And finally, we provide a raw list of Windows 10 Mobile phones that usually fall into the “Other” category.
Our latest Windows Phone Device Statistics Report has attracted a lot of attention in media lately as AdDuplex was stated to be an oracle foreseeing sad future for Windows Phone. Although nothing super interesting was announced in our regular report, quite a few big media outlets managed to get some strange insights. Therefore, we decided to clarify a few things here… The journalist’s guide to reading tea leaves aka AdDuplex Windows Phone Stats is our guest post on Windows Central with a different point of view.