iOS vs. Android vs. Windows Phone Market Share in Europe: Google, Microsoft OS Increase Presence, Apple Inc. Slips

While Microsoft's Windows Phone platform remained as the fastest growing smartphone operating system in Europe, Google Android continued its dominance in the continent based on new market share figures.

iOS vs. Android Market Share in Latin America: Google Smartphone OS Dominates Region Against Apple Inc., BlackBerry

By Michael Oleaga
When it comes to smartphone operating systems in Latin America, Google's Android platform easily reigns in among 18 countries.

Google Smartphones OS Hits 78 Percent Globally As Apple Inc. Drops Despite Strong iPhone Sales

By Michael Oleaga
Google's mobile operating system continued to grow during 2013 as the platform is expected to account for one billion mobile phones 2014.

iOS vs. Android in Spain: Google Smartphone OS at 86 Percent, Easily Crushed Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows Phone, Says Kantar

By Michael Oleaga
When in Spain, Google's smartphone operating system may be on most of the population's devices based on new market share figures.

iOS vs. Android vs. Windows Phone in Latin America: Google Mobile OS Hits 84 Percent as Windows Phone, iOS Decline, Says Kantar

By Michael Oleaga
Google's mobile operating system continued to show its dominance among smartphones in across major global markets including Latin America.

iOS vs. Android vs. Windows Phone Market Share in 2013: Google, Microsoft Market Share Grows While Apple OS Slips, Says Canalys

By Michael Oleaga
Google and Microsoft mobile operating systems encountered a significant growth during 2013 as nearly one billion handsets were shipped throughout last year.

BBM for Android and iPhone Release Date: Blackberry App Back on Apple Store, Google Play Store

By Matt Tracy
Blackberry is reopening its iPhone and Android apps for BlackBerry Messenger a month after an unreleased version of their app prompted the company to put everything on hold

BlackBerry For Sale: Former Phone Giant Searching for a Buyer and a Future

By Matt Tracy
The Wall Street Journal reports BlackBerry officially went up for sale on Monday, confirming speculation from social media.
Most Read
  1. Track Athletes Slam Nike for Ultra Revealing US Olympic Uniform
  2. Kevin McCarthy Says He Is Not Speaker of the House Anymore Because Matt Gaetz 'Slept With a 17-Year-Old'
  3. Venezuela Sanctions Will Remain Unless Nicolas Maduro Regime Fulfills Fair Elections Promise, Says US
  4. Nebraska Teacher Faces Sexual Abuse Charge After Being Caught Naked with a Teen in Car
  5. Elon Musk Loses Feud Against Brazil, Tells Court He and X Will Comply With Court Ruling
Real Time Analytics