After a bit of rough times it seems things are
finally looking up for Nokia and the Windows
Phone platform in general. According to The Wall
Street Journal, the company managed to sell "at
least eight million" Windows Phone devices
between July and September this year.
On its own, that number hardly seems
impressive (Apple sold nine million iPhone 5s/5c
combined over the launch weekend). Still, when
you compare it with the previous numbers there
is definite improvement. For example, Nokia
managed to sell 7.4 million devices the quarter
before, and last year it sold just 2.9 million
devices in the same quarter.
Things would be getting even better now, with
Nokia on the brink of announcing new Lumia
devices during its event tomorrow at Abu Dhabi.
Let's see how they do in the next quarter, then.
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