Another quarter has come and gone, and also you know what which means : Nielsen ratings are out again. The newest batch of numbers don’t reveal anything wildly new, but they’re still just as telling nonetheless: 44 percent of mobile subscribers within the US use a smartphone within the US. Of these, 71 percent are in possession of an Android device or an iPhone. Additionally, 56 percent of all phone purchases throughout the third quarter were smartphones. And — this probably won’t come as a surprise to anyone — at a decisive 42 percent, Android remains the number 1 smartphone OS while Apple remains to be perched firmly on top because the leading manufacturer (28 percent). Take a look at the source link below and graph above for more of the tiny details.
Android Phones and iPhones Dominating App Downloads
November 29, 2011
Inside the U.S., 71 percent of these with smartphones own either an Android device or an iPhone. But if it involves smartphone apps, iPhones and Android smartphones are much more dominant: 83 percent of app downloaders, that’s, people who downloaded an app in past times 30 days, use iPhone or Android smartphones.
In line with Nielsen’s latest data, 44 percent of all US mobile subscribers now have smartphones. Among folks that purchased a brand new cellular phone within the last three months, 56 percent chose smartphones. Android remains the leading smartphone operating system while Apple is the leading smartphone manufacturer.
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