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Is it not more that Nokia and HTC users are making the jump to Samsung? They'd get a superior model (and there are many Samsung models around at various price b
by dan1234 14y ago
Is it not more that Nokia and HTC users are making the jump to Samsung? They'd get a superior model (and there are many Samsung models around at various price brackets) and get to keep their apps.
Does anyone have any Android vs iOS vs WP7 stats for the last quarter?
- tluyben2 14y agoI would be curious to those stats as well; here (EU) I see only iPhones & S2+S3 phones. Besides the odd poster here on HN I know no-one who actually likes his/her wp7 phone and all people I knew well who got one brought it back to the shop to trade for an s2 or s3. So i'm also wondering if those sales figures include that; phones which were brought back; I assume they appear in the stats as 'sold phones' right?
- nl 14y agoDoes anyone have any Android vs iOS vs WP7 stats for the last quarter? Sure. In millions[1]: Samsung: 93.0 Nokia: 83.7 Apple: 26.0 Smartphone sales are more difficult to come by, but Gartner has platform stats for the latest quarter. I have to guess most of these from a chart republished in The Guardian[2]: Android: 56% iOS: ~25% Symbian: ~12% Blackberry: ~8% WinPhone: ~2% [1] http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2012/07/27/samsung-grabs-record-26-market-share-after-shipping-93m-smartphones-in-q2-2012/ http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2012/07/27/samsung-grabs-record... [2] http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/may/16/android-smartphone-market-50-percent http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/may/16/android-sma...