Microsoft has sent approximately two million units of mobile phones based on Windows 7 Phone operators to all partners. But no mention of how many phones that have been absorbed scattered consumers.
Microsoft Senior Product Manager Greg Sullivan said, the cycle of Microsoft's Windows 7 Phone is still in its early stages. However, he claimed, the people who are trying out Windows 7 Phone mobile phone is very like it.
"One way we measure the success of Windows Phone is knowing that we shipped the phones that people liked. And 93 percent of our prime customers claim satisfied or very satisfied," said Sullivan as quoted from TG Daily, Monday (01/31/2011) .
Meanwhile, AT & T as an operator that Windows 7 Phone mobile phone market is also making a similar statement. However, operators in the United States has also refused to release specific information about sales.
AT & T just confirmed that the rate of Windows 7 Phone mobile phone sales continued to increase gradually. "We believe this shows Windows 7 Phone has a bright future in the realm of an increasingly competitive," said a spokesman for the operator.
Microsoft Senior Product Manager Greg Sullivan said, the cycle of Microsoft's Windows 7 Phone is still in its early stages. However, he claimed, the people who are trying out Windows 7 Phone mobile phone is very like it.
"One way we measure the success of Windows Phone is knowing that we shipped the phones that people liked. And 93 percent of our prime customers claim satisfied or very satisfied," said Sullivan as quoted from TG Daily, Monday (01/31/2011) .
Meanwhile, AT & T as an operator that Windows 7 Phone mobile phone market is also making a similar statement. However, operators in the United States has also refused to release specific information about sales.
AT & T just confirmed that the rate of Windows 7 Phone mobile phone sales continued to increase gradually. "We believe this shows Windows 7 Phone has a bright future in the realm of an increasingly competitive," said a spokesman for the operator.
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