Microsoft , recently announced that Windows 8.1 while 4% of that percentage still uses Windows 8.0. So let's take a closer look at the survey results.
As for Windows 10 Mobile, its demand rate is 15%, which many argue is a significant obstacle to the adoption of UWP for Windows applications.
But let's see what prevails in mobile device preferences. At the top of Windows Phone is the Lumia 640 with 26.2%, followed by the Lumia 635 with 22% and the Lumia 950 with 3.8%. What surprises us and is of great interest is that the XL is not even in the top ten preferences, while the HTC One M8 scores a preference rate of 3.4%.
Regarding Windows 10 Mobile exclusives, we see that the picture does not change dramatically. The Lumia 640 leads with 20.2% this time, followed by the Lumia 950 with 19.3%, the Lumia 950 XL with 6.1% and the Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL coming in threateningly with 5.6%.
AdDuple reports that the new Alcatel IDOL 4S, after just a week of its release, is in sixteenth place in the preferences, overtaking HP's Elite X3 which is in nineteenth. So everything indicates that high demand for the former is expected in the coming months.
Finally, it is worth noting that Microsoft continues to be the leading manufacturer of Windows 10 mobile devices in the United States. Alcatel, HTC and BLU follow in second, third and fourth place respectively.
