nokia smartphone market share 2011-2012

nokia smartphone market share 2011-2012 ; Google Trends data that shows Nokia’s newest smartphones aren’t generating much buzz online. In other words, consumers aren’t very excited about them. Searches for “Nokia Lumia” — its first high-end devices based on Microsoft’s mobile operating system — peaked just after the phones were announced. And at a level that trails the manufacturer’s 2010 device, the “N8,” which itself proved a bust.

That’s bad news for Nokia, which has seen its share of the worldwide smartphone market collapse from 33% to 14% over the past year according to Strategy Analytics. Dumping its own mobile operating system in favor of Windows Phone is CEO Stephen Elop’s Hail Mary heave to recapture momentum. But Apple and others may be too far ahead. To wit: searches for the “iPhone 4S” peaked at a level twenty-times that of the Lumia devices.

Microsoft Nokia Smartphones in 2012 and 2013
these are based on real world smartphone performance numbers and an absolute best-case, ie using Google Android and Apple iPhone as the benchmark - even the most optimistic Nokia smartphone execs will not claim they can match Google Android or Apple iPhone with the Microsoft Windows Phone performance. But this is what the Noki-Soft Micro-Kia smartphone performance looks like from end of 2011 to end of 2013 Read More..

Smartphone Sales 2Q 2011: Android Is 'King,' Nokia 'Queen,' and Apple 'Prince'
Smartphone sales have increased 74 percent compared to the same period last year when Nokia's Symbian was still the reigning smartphone king. However this year, tables have turned in favor of Android smartphones, the new king. Read More..

With New Smartphones, High Hopes for Nokia and Microsoft Union
Nokia’s chief executive, Stephen A. Elop, presented the Lumia 800, a 420 euro ($584) touch-screen device, and the Lumia 710, a 270 euro handset at a company product introduction. Both devices are being sold in six European countries and will be sold later this year in parts of Asia. Other smartphones are planned for the United States, but not until early next year. Read More..

Samsung claims top spot in global smartphone shipments for Q3 2011
smartphone shipments are up 44 percent year-over-year, reaching a staggering 117 million units in Q3 2011. Digging into that a bit, we're told that Samsung has overtaken Apple from a units-shipped standpoint, with Sammy moving 28 million smartphones and claiming 24 percent of the market share. If you'll recall, Apple briefly grabbed hold of numero uno last quarter, but has now fallen a rung with 15 percent of the global pie. Read More..

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