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Windows Phone inches towards 10pc sales share in the UK
Figure was 9.9 per cent for the three months ending July 31, up by 2.8 per cent from a year ago
Galaxy S5 only third best selling handset in UK last month
Samsung’s flagship smartphone was behind the much older releases of the iPhone 5s and 5c, but Android still remains the dominant OS
Windows loses market share in first three months of 2014
Windows Phone loses ground between January and March as iOS records solid growth
HTC overhauls retail strategy
Manufacturer working with operators to build a more prominent presence in-store, including a dedicated HTC zone for demo devices to be displayed
Android finished 2013 with two thirds of European market
Google OS ended the year with sales share of 68.6 per cent of the five major European markets and 54.9 per cent in the UK – up half a percentage point year-on-year
Cutting Room: BlackBerry accelerates back to the past
BlackBerry reported losses of $4.4bn and sold just 1.9 million smartphones – the majority of which ran BlackBerry 7. Paul Withers argues BlackBerry 10 has been a failure and the only way the business can survive is if it concentrates solely on services
LG admits past mistakes as it readies massive UK comeback
Vendor expects to “double market” share over the next 12 months; marketing spend also to double next year in attempt to build halo effect for the rest of Europe
Apple iPhone releases boost iOS sales share in the UK by 1.7pc
iPhone 5s outsold the iPhone 5c by three to one in the three months to the end of October, but manufacturer’s OS sales share is still four per cent lower compared to last year
Windows Phone sales growth continues across Europe
Operating system now makes up one in ten smartphone sales across the five major European markets, and has also overtaken Apple iOS in Italy
Windows Phone GB sales share hits double digits for first time
Operating system’s share almost triples to 12.8 per cent, with growth exceeding that currently experienced by Android across the five major European markets