Windows Phone accounts for 15% of the smartphone market New Zealand in July

We are sure that many of you are wondering how can Windows Phone platform to achieve some successes in the future after Microsoft 's acquisition of the mobile sector in the Nokia Corporation. After all, Microsoft has become now controls Windows Phones iPhone market , and we expect to be able to direct this to the destination platform that will help them grow and compete with other operating systems currently available on the market . But in the meantime, it seems that Microsoft is doing very well , or at least better than before , as there are some reports indicate that the Windows Phone platform from Microsoft managed to acquire more than 15% of the smartphone market in New Zealand.In fact, these reports we received from the general manager for Microsoft in New Zealand, Mr. Paul Muckleston who revealed these figures at the TechEd 2013. According to Paul Muckleston the Windows Phone platform was accounted for only 2 % of the market by the end of June last year , has increased the system 's market share to 4.5% by the end of June. The market share of Windows Phone system for the quarter ended in June stood at 8.5 % , this figure has risen to up to 15% in the month of July.The credit for this is due to mainly to the Lumia series phones , especially phone Lumia 520 available in New Zealand there in black and red , yellow and white.