#MOBILE PHONE OS MARKET SHARE FULL#

Steve Ballmer is white.ДЇor more, check out NeilsenвЂ™s article, which features their numbers along with a link to their full report. I noticed that the Asian stereotype rings true in this case and couldnвЂ™t resist making an infographic featuring me back during my Microsoft Phone Champ days alongside my homie Stevie B:ДЄnd in case you were wondering: IвЂ™m Asian (the Thrilla from Manila!) and my mobile phone is my primary phone (SkypeвЂ™s my secondary). Nielsen took in all sorts of info in their survey of mobile phone use, including a by-race breakdown of who used mobile phones as their primary phone. If I were still a Windows Phone Champ today, IвЂ™d be at my local pub, pounding back the bourbon something fierce. comScore had both operating systems at 3.9% of the market Nielsen says that Windows Mobile accounts for 4.1% and Windows Phone, MicrosoftвЂ™s вЂњcomebackвЂќ mobile OS, has just 1.7%. Unlike comScore, Nielsen treated Windows Mobile, the older mobile OS versions 6.5 and earlier, and Windows Phone, as two separate operating systems.

According to their survey, 50.4% of US consumers have a smartphone, and of those people, 48.5% are using Android phones. Just hours after I published my article on the way-off predictions on how well Windows Phone would do and cited the comScore numbers for mobile OS market share, Nielsen releases their findings, which are pretty similar.

#MOBILE PHONE OS MARKET SHARE FULL#

Mobile phone os market share