Every second smartphone runs Android
U.S. market researcher Nielsen says Android has more than a 50% share of the U.S..
Popular U.S. analyst firm Nielsen has released second-quarter data on smartphone usage. Overall, Google is at 51,8%, and not surprisingly, iOS is following the ladder with 34,3 percent. Blackberry has also reached the podium, with 8,1 percent of owners using the RIM system. The research also reveals that in the last three months, most people have chosen an Android mobile phone. In second place here is iOS, and in third place is BlackBerry. Although not shown in the chart, Windows Phone currently accounts for 1,3 percent of shoppers, so Finns still have room to strengthen overseas.
Popular U.S. analyst firm Nielsen has released second-quarter data on smartphone usage. Overall, Google is at 51,8%, and not surprisingly, iOS is following the ladder with 34,3 percent. Blackberry has also reached the podium, with 8,1 percent of owners using the RIM system. The research also reveals that in the last three months, most people have chosen an Android mobile phone. In second place here is iOS, and in third place is BlackBerry. Although not shown in the chart, Windows Phone currently accounts for 1,3 percent of shoppers, so Finns still have room to strengthen overseas.
Source: gsmarena.com
