IDC: Android hits 75% market share on fourth anniversary of platform
Four years in, nearly all the base are belong to Android.
comScore: Android inches to 52.6 percent market share in U.S.
The latest comScore figures are out and seem to suggest that not a lot has changed over the last three months. As expected, Android is still the top mobile platform at 52.6 percent, followed by Apple at 34.3 percent. RIM ranks third at 8.3 percent …
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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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Eugene Kaspersky Says Android Could Dominate with 80% Market Share
After eclipsing Symbian, iOS, and RIM, Android shows no sign of letting up. Where will it stop? One expert believes that number is somewhere around 80 percent.
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Millennial Media: Android Remains Tied with iPhone in Smart Phone OS Share
The latest Millennial Media report (NOV ’10) is out today and it shows Android and iPhone in virtual tie for first place in smart phone OS share. With 38 percent a piece, Android and iOS devices double the next closest platform, RIM, who sits at 19 percent of the pie.
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Android Grows While Other Mobile Platforms Stand Still, Decline (Yep, Again)
Stop us if you’ve heard this one. The latest comScore report is out and it shows gaining while other mobile platforms stand still or decline.
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