Android loyalists in England Start Move to Windows Phone

Android popularity continues to rise in many countries. But the prestige of Google's operating system is starting to fade a bit in the country is Queen Elizabeth.

Data from Kandar Worldpanel Comtech claims Windows Phone adds 700,000 new users in the UK during 2012, which represented an increase of 240% over the previous 12 months.

Interestingly, of the study showed that 17% of the correspondents who switched to the Nokia Lumia 800 or HTC Android smartphone 8X previous use.

'Migration' was among the largest compared to other operating system platforms. BlackBerry users to switch to Windows Phone by 6%, while iOS smaller the move, about 2%.

Of course, the remaining 26% is moving from Symbian users, is predictable from the Nokia loyalists who want to upgrade.

Still can not serve as a reflection, Android users around the world in general, this could be a question mark, whether Android users are getting bored? But it should be noted that in January 2013, Android's market share in the UK is still in the range of 54.4%, which means it is still dominant.