comScore: Android now on more than half of all U.S. smartphones
The tipping point has been reached as Android hits 51 percent of U.S. market share.
IDC: Samsung moved 42.2M smartphones in Q1 while HTC sold 6.9M
The Android game, for now, looks to be Samsung’s to lose.
Android nears 50% market share as U.S. tops 100M smartphone users
The latest comScore MobiLens report out and, for the first time, the number of U.S. smartphone subscribers has eclipsed the 100-million mark. Growing 13 percent from October, the finding tells us that there are 101.3 million American users running around with smartphones. As to exactly what brand and platforms …
Gartner: Android accounts for more than half of smartphones in Q4
According to research firm Gartner, Android captured 50.9 percent of all smartphone sales in the fourth quarter of 2011. Pulling just over half of all sales in the final three months of the year, it’s enough to double Apple’s iOS 23.8 percent share. Symbian, for its …
NPD Group: Nearly 3 in 5 first-time smartphone buyers choose Android
According to new data out of the NPD Group, nearly 3 out of every 5 new smartphone buyers are picking up Android devices. The information collected over the fourth quarter of 2011 tells us that people prefer Android 57% of the time, followed by iOS …
Google: Gingerbread leads all Android versions at 55.5% as Ice Cream Sandwich scratches surface
Android 4.0 has started to make a dent in the platform versions chart, but Gingerbread leads all.
Latest Mobile Mix report sees Android at 56 percent of network share
The newest Mobile Mix report is out, giving us a decent look at the mobile landscape through October 2011. There’s not a ton new this time around however we figured some of it was worth sharing. Android, as a platform, remains the top mobile platform …
Gartner: More than half of all smartphones sold in Q3 were Android-powered
With more than 60 million Android handsets sold in Q3, Android has doubled its market share over 2010.
Android extends lead as top smartphone platform in U.S.
The latest stats from ComScore are out and, as one might expect, Android has continued to grow its lead over other mobile platforms. Increasing by nearly 5 points (4.6) over the previous quarter and now commands 44.8 percent of the U.S. smartphone market. Apple, growing …
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Nielsen: New Smart Phone Buyers Prefer Android 2-to-1 Over Apple (U.S.)
How’s that for an inflammatory headline? Fortunately, it’s not a stretch or a skewed perspective here; People are buying Android like crazy. The new numbers out of Nielsen today show that more than half of all “recent acquirers” in the United States chose an Android …
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comScore: Nearly 1 in 4 European Smart Phones Run Android
A new comScore report is out today which breaks down the smart phone landscape as it pertains to five European countries. Their findings were that Android has grown to the tune of 16.2% year-over-year and now sits as the second most popular mobile platform. Nokia’s …
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Millennial Media: Android Leads All Mobile Platforms with 61% Share
The latest Millennial Media ‘Mobile Mix’ has landed today and it shows Android continuing its dominance over all other mobile platforms. According to their ad network metrics, Android has grown 15% month-over-month and now has a 61% share of overall smartphone impressions. Apple comes in …
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Jumptap: Android Dominating in South and Southwest
Jumptap, a key player in the mobile advertising industry, has released their latest Mobile STAT report which breaks down a number of metrics that we find interesting. The study is based on the first half of the year (2011) and pulls data from more than …
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comScore: 40% of U.S. Smart Phones Run Android
The June comScore MobiLens report has been released today, providing a solid look at mobile industry trends. The report compiles data from more than 30,000 mobile users in the United States and focuses on the three month period ending in June 2011. As you can …
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Canalys: Android Nears 50% Share of World Smart Phone Market
Market research outfit Canalys released their latest finding today, covering the second quarter of the year( Q2 ’11) and it’s got plenty of good Android data. According to their figure, our favorite mobile platform has grown to the tune of 379% over the same quarter …
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