- Jan 14, 2015
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Windows Phone's market share took a huge hit last quarter, dropping to a ridiculously low 1.7 percent. Things could improve following the introduction of Lumia 950, Lumia 950 XL and other Windows 10 Mobile smartphones, but, in the long run, the platform is not expected to regain much of the ground it lost to Android and iOS.
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After reading its comments, I smell a small hint of Fanboyism on that article.
I have used iOS until version 8, various Android versions from Kitkat to Lollipop including custom roms and Windows 8 and 8.1 for Mobile.
Of the 3, the less headaches I had was on iOS and Windows.
Battery life of the hardware was best and still is on Windows Phone, iOS being middle ground.
What I have disliked on Android is one thing: Carriers overload their junk and unless you root it, you are forced to have their bloatware.
Then lets add carrier's custom rom's to the mix. Unless you are running Vanilla Android, you will not get the updates as they are released. To add to the mix, carriers do not always push updated OS to mid range phones, unlike the other 2 competitors.
As for the shares, yes Android has the biggest market share, but that is also due to user choice and so fort.
What are your thoughts on this article?
Note: this post is not to generate the discussion: I like Android more or I like [INSERT OS] more just because it has a greater app market.
Enjoy the read and looking forward for some discussion.