A new study MobiLens study from research firm comScore has revealed that there are now 136.7 million iPhone users living in the U.S., bringing Apple’s U.S. smartphone marketshare to 39%. This number has jumped 2.7 percent from 36.3 percent last quarter. What’s surprising is that the only other company among the top 5 OEMs to show a growth in brand…
A new report from comScore has a little bit of surprise from one company, and not so much of a surprise from another. Android, for the first time, dropped in market share, a whole 1.3%, which is a comparatively large number. On the other end, Apple (or iOS) rose in market share by 3.5%, taking it from its previous 34.3% to 37.8%. 9to5Mac points out though…
As it usually does, comScore has just released its most recent “Top Mobile OEMs” list. Samsung is still number one, growing my 0.7%, while Apple jumped LG to move into second place with an increase of 1.5%. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th place each lost market share, with LG losing the most at -0.8%. This gain in market share is most likely a direct result of…
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