Here's A Chart That Really Does Show Android Is For Poor People By Jim Edwards 2014-05-13T13:33:00Z ...

Two Steps Beyond has discussed the download and adoption numbers of their most recent app release, US Public Lands, and the numbers show once more that Android's market share is not translating to ...

iOS holds a solid market share lead over Android in the U.S. According to the latest stats from Statcounter , the global market share looks like this: Android: 72.17% ...

And in that same time, the entire market for those ... You can use Apple’s iOS, or Google’s Android. And as this chart from ... of the high-end with about 15% market share, while Android will ...

Despite Android's massive market share, iOS ... despite the fact that Android holds over 80% of the market share. ... You can see how the situation evolved over the past five years in the graph ...

It shouldn’t be a surprise that Android and iOS have owned the world stage when it comes to market share on mobile devices but in the fourth quarter combined for nearly all smartphone sales ...

The pie chart below reflects comScore’s most recent U.S. mobile OS market share data for August 2011, where Android leads Apple in market share, 43.7% to 27.3% of the U.S. smartphone operating ...

But collectively, iOS devices accounted for over 70% of all activations in Q4, an indication that enterprise customers’ iOS preference wasn’t just being boosted by the iPhone 4S launch. iOS is ...

Manufacturers — mostly Samsung — shipped 136 million Android-based phones in the third quarter of 2012, capturing 75 percent market share. The only other growing phone ecosystem, iOS, shipped ...

Surprisingly, according to the pie chart, Google says that the largest segment of Android devices are still running Android 2.3 Gingerbread with 36.5% of the version market share.

We all know Android’s market share crushes every other mobile platform out there in terms of shipment volume, but Android’s share of mobile usage as … ...