Weโve 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 Novemberโs 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 worldโs No. 3 mobile platform. But thereโs one asterisk next toย Windows Phoneโsย impressive growth in 2013: Itโs been driven almost entirely by low-end and mid-range smartphones while itโsย 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 platformโs top devices are in the low-to-mid-range market.