US EditionWindows seemingly lost 400 million users in the past three years — official Microsoft statements show hints of a shrinking user base
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Microsoft did not shout it on all roofs, but the reality is there#8239;: Windows continues to erode, gently, surely, inexorably. In a post on its blog, the company announced "more than a billion devices" on Windows. It may look huge, at last, it's huge, but two years ago, it proudly claimed 1.4 billion machines on Windows. The difference and #8239;? 400 million stolen PCs, replaced by smartphones, tablets, its systems under MAC, Linux, Chromeboo…
A publication shared by Microsoft in its official blog is being used as confirmation that Windows will have lost up to 400 million users since 2022 - the last time the company has shared operating numbers. According to the ZDNet website, in 2022 Microsoft claimed that Windows was used in about 1.4 billion devices but, in the latest blog release, Redmond's technology says that the operating system is used in “more than one million” of devices. Th…
Windows Has Seemingly Lost 400 Million Users In The Past Three Years
According to official Microsoft statements, the number of Windows users has decreased by 400 million over the last three years. Windows currently powers more than a billion active devices globally, according to a recent blog post by Microsoft EVP Yusuf Mehdi. Although this figure may appear significant, a closer examination of the company’s 2022 annual […] The post Windows Has Seemingly Lost 400 Million Users In The Past Three Years appeared fir…
Has Windows really lost 400 million users in three years? Microsoft does not come back on the media package and simply corrects an equivocal phrase in a blog post. Reality would be the status quo.
Windows Loses 400M Users as Mobile Dominates Market
The technology landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, and Microsoft’s Windows operating system, long the bedrock of personal computing, appears to be losing ground. Recent statements from Microsoft executives and data from annual reports have sparked intense speculation about the platform’s shrinking user base, with estimates suggesting a staggering decline of 400 million users over the past three years. This revelation, first highlighted by T…
According to Microsoft, the number of Windows computers has fallen by 400 million since 2022. According to Microsoft, the number of Windows computers users has decreased by 400 million since 2022. Image: sdaThe classic PC is losing importance: According to Microsoft, the number of Windows computers has fallen by 400 million since 2022.Steve Haak / t-onlineAn article byThe worldwide inventory of Windows PCs has declined massively over the past th…
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