News
ComScore: iPhone holds quarter of U.S. smartphone market
According to new data released by comScore, the iPhone accounts for more than a quarter of U.S. smartphone market. As of December 2009, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion led U.S. smartphone platforms, with a 41.6% share—down from 42.6% in September 2009—while Apple ranked second with 25.3% of the market, up 1.2% percent from September. Microsoft came in third, with 18% of the market, down 1% from September, followed by Palm, which accounted for 6.6% of the market, down from 8.3% in the previous report, and Google, which placed fifth with a 5.2% share, up 2.7% from September. The report ranked smartphone operating system platforms in the U.S. according to their share of current mobile subscribers age 13 and older.
Related Stories
- New iPhone SE could launch in May, sans headphone jack
- Report: Apple considering dual-SIM 6.1” LCD iPhone model
- Report: New iPhone models may be coming this spring, likely iPhone SE updates
- Israel joins the list of countries investigating Apple over iPhone slowdown issue
- Third-party screen repairs causing iPhone 8 touchscreens to fail in iOS 11.3
- Report: Apple working on triple-lens rear iPhone camera
Subscribe to iLounge Weekly
