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This Chart of the Week re-visits one of the older blog posts concerning global web traffic originating from Windows Phone devices. We look at how things have changed since August 2013 for the 5 top Windows Phone manufacturers: Nokia, HTC, Samsung, Huawei and LG.

The latest flagships from two of the the big hitters in the industry have been officially added this week. The devices in question are the new HTC One (M8) and the Samsung Galaxy S5.

AdDuplex released a report earlier this week stating that Nokia controls 90% of the windows phone market. This week 51Degrees takes a look at web traffic originating from global windows phone devices.

HTC reported their first ever loss this quarter, whilst their main android rivals Samsung, reported record profits. This week 51Degrees take a look at which HTC devices are most popular for browsing the web globally over the last 9 months.

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Motorola announced the new Moto X at a New York event this week, with the phone giving Motorola an opportunity to finally contend for third place Smartphone vendor. This week 51Degrees.mobi looks at global Smartphone web traffic from hardware vendors contending for the third place market spot.

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With an increase in sales for the HTC One, this week 51Degrees revisit the global web traffic from the Sony Xperia Z, Nokia Lumia 920, Blackberry Z10 and HTC One.

With new flagship devices being released over the last few months, hardware vendors are chasing Apple and Samsung for 3rd place. This week 51Degrees.mobi looks at web traffic from the flagship smartphones of Nokia, Blackberry, HTC and Sony over the last 4 months.

With HTC's new flagship device being released in the US at the end of this month (if it isn't delayed again!), we take a look at the mobile web traffic from HTC's most popular devices over the last 15 months.