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News: Windows Phone will market share of Apple and Google will recover

The Windows Phone operating system will be more than twenty percent of the smartphone market will demand over the next two to three years. At least, Achim Berg, vice president of marketing department at Microsoft Windows Phone.

Microsoft expects the market share of the Windows Phone coming years will increase significantly with hardware partners like HTC and Nokia. According to Berg, these parties a great marketing campaign for their upcoming deployment with the new Windows Phone Mango smartphones.

“In addition, we also hundreds of people worldwide to train these products in stores to demonstrate,” said Microsoft chief executive at the IFA fair in Berlin. “We hope our current success among female consumers to build new market share to gain from new users.”

Researchers from both Gartner and IDC recently announced that it is possible that Windows Phone 2015, a 20 percent share of ownership. This would surpass Apple rival Microsoft, which the iPhone by then an expected market share of 17 percent, according to the researchers.

Although Windows Phone to date no more than pinpricks have to hand out to Apple and Google (Android), Berg is still not worried; “it just needs time. It took a while before Android and Apple was mature,” said Microsoft’s marketing man.

Windows Phone Mango

Microsoft will sometime in the coming weeks the Windows Phone Mango update release, which the mobile operating system officially launched in the Netherlands; the first so-called Windows Phone Mango devices, the HTC Titan and Radar, in early October on the market.

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