In a report by Canalys, a research firm that just released some marketshare numbers, it looks like Apple lost some marketshare to Android this last quarter. 59.5% of the share went to Android, while 19.3% went to iOS, if you are looking at the numbers by operating system. This report includes devices such as notebooks alongside the usual smartphone and…
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…
The “platform wars” that is iOS vs Android can be looked at in many ways. One of them being “Who makes more money?” and another being “Who has more marketshare?” Well, depending on which side you look at will determine what answer you get. Look at it from the marketshare point of view, or as some (including myself) will say, Android’s over-saturation of the…
Research firm comScore today released its new information for last quarter’s phone sales. Apple is once again the top dog in the US market. Not only does Apple remain the top vendor for phones, but it also increased its market share in the previous quarter. Apple’s overall market share increased 1.9% to 36.3% in the quarter that ranged from…
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Since the iPad first hit the scene a few years ago, Apple has been king of the tablet game. And while the company still dominates the tablet market by a wide margin, it might not be that way forever. According to a company called TrendForce, Apple is projected to earn 62% of the tablet marketshare in 2012. Certainly this is impressive, but not quite…
Recently a website called iPush polled 2,300 enterprise workers from 1,100 businesses around the world, and came up with some very interesting results. For the first time, it appears the iPhone has beaten the Blackberry as enterprise users’ top smartphone pick. Just last year, RIM’s Blackberry represented 34.5 percent of enterprise marketshare, with…
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