Microsoft fails to meet sales target of Windows Mobile
August 4th, 2008 Leave a comment Visited 133 times, 2 so far today
Microsoft fails to meet sales target of Windows Mobile
Microsoft has admitted that they have failed to meet their sales target for its fiscal year 2008 for their Windows Mobile operating system.
The company managed to sell more than 18 million licenses by the end of June. They had originally expected to sell around 20 million licenses.
Market analysts believe that Apple iPhone 3G could be one of the many reasons for the low sales.
Apple launched their second generation iPhone in July and a lot of potential customers would have delayed their decision to get a Smartphone till the launch leading to fewer sales for Windows Mobile devices.
Analysts also believe that the delay in the launch of Sony Ericsson Xperia Smartphone might have also hurt their sales figure.
Microsoft faces more hurdles in the future with the upcoming launch of mobile devices based on the Google Android platform.
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August 31st, 2008 at 11:06 pm
At first the news the xperia x1 was delayed hit me like a brick, as it has been a rocky wait anyhow with Sony Ericcson news being slow and non-existent, but I would rather wait until it was perfected to purchase it anyhow. Disappointing though to say the least.