Windows Phone still has a long ways to go before it’s competing on the same level as Android or even iOS, but the platform’s been showing some serious growth over the past year. We’ve heard about big gains in Europe, especially, and while that’s been important for Windows Phone, it’s got to be more than a little frustrating for Microsoft to see its platform fail to take off in quite the same way on its home turf in the States. The tide may be starting to turn, however, as a new ...
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