According to the latest surver results from Nielsen reported that 45% of people who use mobile phones have smartphone. While in the past three months mentioned that 60% of people who buy the devices have been using smartphones and feature phones instead.
In the presence of such a popular smartphones rather than feature phones, IOS and Android is a mobile platform to successfully perform its role in the market.
Android continues to experience an increase in the market, as well as with the iPhone. From the latest data to Nielsen research, as reported by blog.nielsen reported that the presence of 4S iPhone has a huge impact on the proportion of smartphone owners who choose the Apple iPhone (as his smartphone).
According to the survey, the mention of the users who buy a new device in the last three months, as much as 44.5% of those surveyed said that they chose the iPhone. While 57% of new iPhone owners say that they already have an iPhone 4S.
Google's operating system also continued to dominate among all smartphone users. A total of 46.3% of smartphone owners surveyed in Q4 2011 and reported that they have a phone with the Android mobile platform.
Unlike the two rivals, RIM, reportedly continued to experience market share decline trend. Had started the year with 23% market share, BlackBerry slid to number 19.7% in August, and continued to decline to 16.6% in November.
BlackBerry market share decline trend also occurred until now. According to the Nielsen survey results are presented The Verge reported that the BlackBerry's market share is now entrenched in the figure 14.9%, and only 6% of recent buyers using this platform.
What about Windows Phone 7? According to the report mentioned that the mobile platform from Microsoft is not experiencing growth in the current buyer's newest smartphone.
Although the IOS and Android competitors are doing our best to be able to compete in the smartphone market, but on one side of the popularity of the Apple operating system and Google increasingly flying. No wonder if the source at The Verge writing 'means the IOS and Android smartphones'.
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