There was an earlier report stating that N9 sold/shipped up to 1.5m and outsold Lumia... I am surprised that there were no further discussions on the topic, because I believe the number is not true. First, let's look at the facebook N9 page, it says there are 160k active users. Keep in mind that China's N9 doesn't have facebook. Then there is the Nokia Store download statistics for my app, Stockona. The app has been available since I think late September. There are nearly 2.5k downloads so far (I am not sure whether Nokia Store counts unique download only, let's suppose it is.) The app's availability is set to worldwide, but I made a mistake so it wasn't available in China until late January... but for simplicity I will ignore the potential downloads generated in China from Nov to Jan. Understandably, being a finance tracking app, the audience for the app is limited in the first place. Let's be generous and say 5% of all N9 users might be interested in such app, and only 80% of them saw the app and download it. The number of N9 users is then about 60k. To me, there is simply no way that more than 1m N9 were shipped. Otherwise, the channel will have tons of unsold N9. Yesterday I saw there was another report saying there were around 600k N9 shipped in Q4. To me that sounds much more reasonable/believable. Also from the Nokia Store statistics, the top-three countries with the highest number downloads are un-surprisingly: Finland-USA-Australia. China, for whatever reason (the China N9 ships with a built-in stock tracking app for China-region market. I guess there is still the need to track their oversea investment ), is picking up fast. What is more impressive to me is, the purchase ratio of the China market is very high at about 30%. Those are all I have to share. I am sure apps like fMobi and cuteTube generate far more downloads and purchases than mine, but overall I still think the market for Harmattan app is too small. But of course I also love Harmattan so much that I don't want to leave this platform for now. The pieces from Harmattan will live on in Meltemi, but it's lower-end hardware (e.g. HVGA screen) and unless Nokia reveals it soon, I am feeling the momentum from developers might be lost going forwards.