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Will Microsoft be back to the Smartphone Market?

Date post: 18-Aug-2015
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The tech giant Microsoft has been chipping away at its arrangements which incorporated the arrival of Windows telephone in 2010. In any case, seeing the consistent disappointments, specialists began saying that in the event that despite everything they keep committing errors, it would be hard for them to recoup from the misfortune.
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W Wi il ll l M Mi ic cr ro os so of ft t B Be e B Ba ac ck k T To o S Sm ma ar rt tp ph ho on ne e M Ma ar rk ke et t? ? Windows phone in 2010 1) In early 2014, the company bought the handset business of Nokia 2) The company hoped buying its biggest device partner 3) Microsoft has plowed billions of dollars into a business that just hasn't succeeded. List of Failure: Microsoft's software is used by less than 3% of smartphone owners. App developers continue to focus their efforts on iPhones and Android devices. Plans to continue making low-cost handsets, phones for business users and so-called flagship devices -- gadgets that can go head to head with Apple's iPhone or Samsung's Galaxy phones Reference: http://birmingham.fortuneinnovations.com/news/will-microsoft-rule-smartphone-market-yet-again
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W Wi i l l l lM Mi i c cr ro os so of ft t B Be e B Ba ac ck k T To o S Sm ma ar rt tp ph ho on ne e M Ma ar rk ke et t? ?Windows phone in 20101) In early 2014, the company bought the handset business of Nokia2) The company hoped buying its biggest device partner3) Microsoft has plowed billions of dollars into a business that just hasn't succeeded.List of Failure:Microsoft's software is used by less than 3% of smartphone owners. App developers continue to focus their efforts on iPhones and Android devices. Plans to continue making low-cost handsets, phones for business users and so-called flagship devices -- gadgets that can go head to head with Apple's iPhone or Samsung's Galaxy phones Reference:http://birmingham.fortuneinnovations.com/news/will-microsoft-rule-smartphone-market-yet-again


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