Microsoft and Nokia seal the deal

nelwa said:
Based on which year? 2005 I can understand, but these days? Really?
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Easily

http://www.informationweek.com/mobi...utsell-feature-phones-in-2013/d/d-id/1108660?
Smartphones To Finally Outsell Feature Phones In 2013
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And that article seems to be World wide.

There are loads more people in South Africa who are struggling financially than there are middle class. The feature phone arena is not quite dead. Markets like India will probably keep them in business for many more years.

Also, checked on Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_mobile_phones#2013_2
Annual sales by manufacturer 2013[edit]
Samsung 550.4 million sold (30.6% market share)
Nokia: 250.8 million sold (13.9% market share)
Apple: 150.8 million sold (8.3% market share)
Sony: 69.0 million sold (3.8% market share)
ZTE: 59.9 million sold (3.3% market share)
Huawei: 53.3 million sold (2.9% market share)
TCL Corporation: 49.5 million sold (2.7% market share)
Lenovo: 45.3 million sold (2.5% market share)
LG: 37.6 million sold (2.1% market share)
Yulong: 32.6 million sold (1.8% market share)
Others: 613.7 million sold (34.0% market share)
Total: 1,806.9 million sold (100.0% market share)[38]
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It's like Mussolini's Italy and Hitler's Germany sealing their Pact of Steel.
 
nelwa said:
Based on which year? 2005 I can understand, but these days? Really?
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The Ashas would comfortably be 3 of top 5 overall devices... The top selling smartphones are a different story, the Lumia 520 might be top 5, but that's about it.
 
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