I guess "trails Android by only 70% in Germany" wasn't considered a catchy enough headline.
A 5 point increase from last year is certainly positive, but I think Microsoft is going to spend a lot of money to sustain that, and it's only going to get harder when they stop using the Nokia brand for smartphones.
Whatever Nokia was asking for those rights, Microsoft should probably have paid.
A 5 point increase from last year is certainly positive, but I think Microsoft is going to spend a lot of money to sustain that, and it's only going to get harder when they stop using the Nokia brand for smartphones.
Whatever Nokia was asking for those rights, Microsoft should probably have paid.