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With the release of the iPhone on the Verizon network just a few months ago, analyst reports are saying it might just have slowed the previously runaway Android market growth.
While Apple’s iPhone still only accounts for about 4% of global phone market share they now rake in roughly 50% the profit share. Asymco has charts up for the top
According to the latest data from The Nielsen Company, Apple’s iOS for iPhone and RIM’s BBOS for BlackBerry are neck-and-neck for total U.S. smartphone operating system market share sitting
Millenial Media’s October Mobile Mix is out and for the first time they’ve expanded their report from strictly smartphones like iPhone to all connected devices, including iPod touch and iPad.
As we wait on Apple’s Q4 earnings report later today, it’s interesting to look at the graphic above and see just what a profound effect iPad sales have had, and
Interesting visualization of smartphone market-share vs profit-share and how it’s changed from 2007 to 2010. Also interesting how survey results use terms like Android vs. iPhone while the actual business
With the Launch of iAd by Apple many companies are choosing to advertise with them instead of Google or Microsoft. Businessweek.com reported that Apple may control as much as 21%
iPhone has tiny market share, monumental profit share according to Canaccord Genuity and IDC, and pretty much everyone else who’s ever mentioned it. TiPb’s been pointing this out for a
Gartner says global Android market share will surpass iPhone market share by 2011:
Gartner expects manufacturers such as Samsung to launch many new budget Android devices in 2H10 that will
Net Applications is reporting that iOS has passed Linux to become the third most popular platform accessing the internet. With a 1.1% share, they’re still behind big brother Mac OS
