Android slices Apple in half

July 21st, 2011 - 03:17 am ET by Homer | Report spam
[quote]
Apple suffers stunning iPhone market share slide

Android drowns out iPhone sales in Europe

New figures from Kantar Worldpanel have revealed a stunning slide in
Apple's market share of the smartphone market with European consumers in
particular showing a sharp swing in preferences from the iPhone to
Android-based devices.

The figures paint a grim picture for Apple with Android climbing from
10.7 per cent market share in the UK from June 2010 to nearly half of
the market, 45.2 per cent, in June of 2011. iOS slide from 30.6 per cent
down to 18.3 per cent. Kantar Worldpanel figures paint a similar picture
for Germany and France while the iPhone fared better in Italy.

The situation in the giant American market is better for the iPhone in
some respects. iOS share of smartphones climbed from 21.1 per cent to
28.7 per cent throughout the year. However BlackBerry marker RIM and
Nokia's aging Symbian platform all be exited the market, leaving Android
to gobble up an astonishing 57 per cent of the North American market.
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July 21st, 2011 - 06:14 am ET | Report spam
Homer wrote this copyrighted missive and expects royalties:

[quote]
Apple suffers stunning iPhone market share slide

Android drowns out iPhone sales in Europe

New figures from Kantar Worldpanel have revealed a stunning slide in
Apple's market share of the smartphone market with European consumers in
particular showing a sharp swing in preferences from the iPhone to
Android-based devices.

The figures paint a grim picture for Apple with Android climbing from
10.7 per cent market share in the UK from June 2010 to nearly half of
the market, 45.2 per cent, in June of 2011. iOS slide from 30.6 per cent
down to 18.3 per cent. Kantar Worldpanel figures paint a similar picture
for Germany and France while the iPhone fared better in Italy.

The situation in the giant American market is better for the iPhone in
some respects. iOS share of smartphones climbed from 21.1 per cent to
28.7 per cent throughout the year. However BlackBerry marker RIM and
Nokia's aging Symbian platform all be exited the market, leaving Android
to gobble up an astonishing 57 per cent of the North American market.
[/quote]

http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/3665...hare-slide



Told you so. :-D

More and more Android phone mfrs are leaving the users in the lurch only
MONTHS after they buy a new android handset.
Nothing short of scandalous.
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Told you so.

As usual the late comers dilute the market, confuse the purchasers who will
all turn to the known entity : the iPad. It is SO predictable. None of the
others are anyway near certain to last so only an idiot with too much money
to burn would risk buying them. Someone like Jed perhaps.

Why are you not using an Android phone? You seem to keep showing off
about how much you know about them.

Terry "Telnet" Potter, the be-goggled magician and inventor of "Linux
things" has introduced his new range of Android tablets. ...
More details of Potter's "tablet" available here:-
http://tinyurl.com/3x3xdln [picture of a small Etch-a-Sketch].
It comes with an open Telnet port and Open Office.

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