Do you think Android- and iOS-based devices are leaders in any market and are the most selling ones for any retailer/carrier? In vain. Recently Amazon published the list of Top Rated in Cell Phones With Service Plans, where the first positions were occupied by Windows Phone-powered smartphones. Surprised? The entire list is unexpected!
The very selling handset is the HTC Titan packed with attractive features and running Windows Phone 7.5 Mango. On the whole, this handset is the dream-phone of many users. Its appearance is warmly welcomed.
The Titan is followed by the Samsung Focus S 4G, which is launched in the US via the same AT&T as the Titan. The Focus S is flavored with Microsoft’s operating system and though it comes with respectable specs, this handset yields the previous one.
The third place is set for the HTC Trophy. This one is a conundrum, because unlike the previous two handsets, this device was launched earlier and it seemed not to have chances to compete in the current market.
Anyway, the rest of the positions are occupied mainly by HTC and Samsung products. But the list is too long, so I recommend that you just have a look at it.
Anonymous
December 28, 2011
Your link in the story here points to the Top Rated phone/service combos.nnWhy does your headline say Top Selling?u00a0 It isn’t even in the Top 20 as far as sales go.u00a0 It’s number 29!nnOh, I see:nn”Do you think Android- and iOS-based devices are leaders in any market and are the most selling ones for any nretailer/carrier? In vain. Recently Amazon published the list of Top Rated in Cell Phones With Service Plans, where the first positions were occupied by Windows Phone-powered smartphones. Surprised? The entire list is unexpected!nnThe very selling handset is the HTC Titan packed with attractive nfeatures and running Windows Phone 7.5 Mango. On the whole, this handsetn is the dream-phone of many users. Its appearance is warmly welcomed. “nnThis was published by accident.u00a0 It hasn’t been edited for content, accuracy or grammar.nnI was going to ask when the corrected version would be published.u00a0 Then I realized that once it is corrected there won’t even be an article.