The new mobile operating system from Bing’s family dubbed as Windows Phone 7 and its legacy Windows Mobile OSs had a total of 6.7% share of America’s smartphone market by the end of April 2011, as per data provided by comScore. The new OS was released during the third week of October 2010 in Australia, Asia, and Europe. Then, it went on sales during the first week of November 2010 in America.
Bing’s rival Google captured more users in America’s smartphone market share by the end of April 2011. The giant search company’s mobile operating system Android continues to hold number one spot as it captured 36.4% share of smartphone subscribers in America (an increase of 5.2% share from the three-month period before the start of February 2011).
The only hope for Bing’s family mobile operating system is the next release dubbed as “Mango” or Windows Phone 7.5 and its partnership with Nokia hardware maker. As reported by businessweek.com yesterday, Nokia executives are working hard to entertain their investors. One week ago Bing's parent gave a sneak peek of the future release of Windows Phone OS, it will include many features that benefitting the decision engine users, as “Mango” will make Bing smarter and faster.
(Table: comScore)
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