Many of us like to see how these will end sales of certain star, to see how they work the thing to have the developer, and consider whether it will be a major terminal in the market as is usually expected. Companies tend to be quite transparent when sales are going well, but not so much when the figures do not separate.

The case of Lumia phones is even more important because they also represent a complete change in Nokia philosophy, and a commitment by Microsoft that is unlikely to have intermediate results. It is expected success or failure.

Quite possibly the 26th of January we learn something more, because Nokia will share its financial results for the fourth quarter and annual summary step, including sales of Smartphones, with some luck, divided between Symbian and Windows Phone.

1.3 million, the average of 22 analysts:

Until the time, Bloomberg has 22 analysts surveyed market and found that there are different estimates ranging from 800,000 to two million jobs Lumia phones on the market. The average is 1.3 million terminals.

The figures count only two Windows phones, the Lumia 710 and Lumia 800 as the new Lumia 900 is not even offered for sale. It is expected that the average price has raised terminal also sold by these phones.

The numbers moving in the Samsung and Apple are stratospheric, but we understand that the other companies they are struggling to pass the final quarter of last year with good numbers: Sony Ericsson has had a pretty bad quarter, like HTC, nor RIM has made great developments, and Motorola Smartphones has sold less than expected.