Wednesday, November 3, 2010

iPhone vs. Android: By the Nielsen numbers





Other operating systems, including BlackBerry and Windows Mobile, show sharp declines over the past quarter
Android smartphone market share trails iPhone market share by a scant 9 percentage points in a recent study from analysis giant Nielsen.
According to statistics on overall U.S. market share, Android is the single fastest-growing mobile platform. By contrast, Apple's iOS shows an ever-so-slight decline.
Other operating systems, including BlackBerry and Windows Mobile, show sharp declines over the past quarter. Still, BlackBerry is the top mobile OS by the numbers, with around 30 percent of the total market share.
Last month, Nielsen's stats showed that Android was the preferred platform of new smartphone buyers, suggesting that big-budget marketing campaigns for devices such as the Droid lineup and HTC's Evo were paying off.
In fact, Androids outsold iPhones for the first time ever in the first half of 2010.
Read More:http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TECH/mobile/11/03/iphone.android.mashable/index.html

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