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If you look at this another way, couldn't you also draw the conclusion that Android is still behind on monetization? After eyballing this chart from march (http
by S_A_P 14y ago
If you look at this another way, couldn't you also draw the conclusion that Android is still behind on monetization? After eyballing this chart from march (http://www.businessinsider.com/apples-iphone-market-share-versus-android-2012-3 http://www.businessinsider.com/apples-iphone-market-share-ve...) it looks like its Android at ~50% to the iPhones ~25%. To me that says that the Android market isn't converting as well, though it is better than the 4:1 ratio that was quoted in the article.
- ZeroGravitas 14y agoYou don't need to eyeball it, the second graph gives the numbers for installed base 48 vs 32% Android to iPhone. Two caveats: this is smartphone data, so doesn't count iPod Touch or iPad which will understate Apple's addressable audience and it's American data, not global, which will probably overstate Android's addressable market (though probably less by dollar spend than per person).