Less than 1% of smartphone users so like 0.4%. I think we have a mix of users: 1) This is their preferred choice so it still works for them and 2) Users that cannot afford a new phone so they are willing to do workarounds to keep things working.
I'm qurious as to why you are qurious about this number?Curious to know how many people you think still use windows phones.
I'm qurious as to why you are qurious about this number?
The last time I asked a question like that on a post with some what similar context I got no answer.... And I'm Still aliveQuriosity qilled the qat.
Based on Libra89's percentage estimates and the estimated 2+ billion smart phone users, the answer would be less than 10 million.Curious to know how many people you think still use windows phones.
That’s still a lot of people. Ten million is almost the combined population of New York City and Miami combined. Frankly, I’m amazed it’s that high to begin with considering how ineffective the OS has become and people’s addiction to smartphones.HoosierDaddy;[URL="tel:3769003" said:3769003[/URL]]Based on Libra89's percentage estimates and the estimated 2+ billion smart phone users, the answer would be less than 10 million.
I don't think the total amount ever completely tanked. As folks left some became new adopters. It's a trend line of slowing dropping over a long period of Time as of late. Plus the count could include like many of us who have 2-3 or more devices with out a sim card in that we boot up regularly and check for updates. So the term "user" of a Windows phone should be used loosely.That’s still a lot of people. Ten million is almost the combined population of New York City and Miami combined. Frankly, I’m amazed it’s that high to begin with considering how ineffective the OS has become and people’s addiction to smartphones.
A few million, worldwide. And dropping fast.
IOW, basically no one.
Everything and apps seem to be breaking down fast...