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Android has 25.5% market share
A new Gartner report about the mobile market came out a few days ago. From the data available from the press release announcing it, I made a graph about how sales by OS changed from third quarter 2009.
Short story is: Android went from 3.5% to 25.5% at expense of others OSs, Symbian in particular. Click on the image to see it larger.
Sales to end users change from Q32009 to Q32010 by OS
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about 9 months ago
Yes, Android has 25.5% market share, and it is moving at the fast rate,m compare to other
about 8 months ago
thanks for the update, we like your post
about 6 months ago
Wish even we could own a brand like Android and be on the news everyday
about 4 months ago
thanks, but i think the finish for %25 !
about 4 months ago
Well, thats called a good jobin growing the busness
about 2 months ago
Android is covering good market in the form of iPhone and Ipad’s it is one of the latest technology in the mobile phones system.
about 2 months ago
The real companies that is profiting the huge Android surge is the carriers. The handset makers make very little and in some cases will see declines next year as patents and licensing will cut into their margins.