If 2011 was the year of Windows Phones slow slog to market, 2012 may be the year of its break out. With a decent selection of handsets in the marketplace — including Nokias newly announced LTE device, the Lumia 900 — Windows Phone is poised for some respectable market share gains, particularly if Microsoft promotes it as aggressively as some expect it to. Indeed, Morgan Stanley expects shipments of Nokias new Windows Phones to hit 37 million units in 2012 and 64 million units in 2013.





