Internet users: Windows, but not for mobile devices (infographic) – Media2.pl

Answers to this question provide data Gemius (infographic) and commentary prepared by the Kozminski University. According to Maciej Madzińskiego, expert. Innovation and technology from the university, the end of Microsoft support for Windows XP is not translated into a significant decrease in popularity of this system in Poland. You can see it clearly that the mobile market is still a huge challenge for the company from Redmond.

“In Windows XP comes out every fifth installment in the Polish network. Likewise, it was in April, so at the end of official support for the system. The difference is only 3 percentage points, from 22 to 19 percent. would think that the rate of decline will be much higher. reasons for this state of affairs can be traced to the smaller number of messages in the media recommending a change to a newer operating system “ – says Maciej Madziński.

Which Windows to are now the most popular in Poland? – ‘winning Windows 7, which as the data Gemius accounted for almost 50 per cent. Traffic in the Polish Internet “ – notes Madziński. “Windows 8 very slowly comes to our homes. Altogether version 8 and 8.1 originated 11.5 percent. Traffic. Wherein Z 5 percent of the latter. While April was 3 percent. Polish market Specificity makes it difficult to clear predictions, but it seems that some users are waiting for the launch of Windows 9 and the changes that will bring the announcement of Microsoft’s “ – notes expert from Kozminski University.

And if Microsoft is a major player in the mobile market? “According to Gemius total share of mobile systems in Microsoft’s Internet traffic in July is less than 0.5 percent. Amazingly terms of April 2014 declined by almost half. Particularly interesting is that the greatest loss recorded Windows Phone 8 – in July 2014, only about 0.12 percent. traffic came from devices based on this version of the system. Clearly, the mobile market is still a huge challenge for Microsoft “ – sums Maciej Madziński, an expert. innovation and technology of ALK.

The data come from a survey of traffic on the website (gemiusTraffic), which leads Gemius in more than 35 countries in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (combined data for Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Syria, Yemen, Libya and the Palestinian Authority).