Low-end is the driving force behind Windows Phone success
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Weโ€™ve seen a lot of good news for Windows Phone lately, withย many reportsย claiming the OS has not only entrenched itself as the third ecosystem, but has also gained a substantial number of users during this past year.ย But how has each new Windows Phone device impacted the ecosystem? For that we turn to Novemberโ€™s AdDuplex report.

Windows Phone has definitely shown someย very promising momentum this yearย and itย has soundly beat BlackBerryย in the race to become the worldโ€™s No. 3 mobile platform. But thereโ€™s one asterisk next toย Windows Phoneโ€™sย impressive growth in 2013: Itโ€™s been driven almost entirely by low-end and mid-range smartphones while itโ€™sย languished in the high-end market dominated by the iPhone 5s and the Galaxy S4.ย Neowinย points usย to the latest research from AdDuplex showing that just 1 of the top 4 Windows Phones in the world is a high-end model while the rest of the platformโ€™s top devices are in the low-to-mid-range market.

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