Android iPhone faster growth in the U.S.

A recent market study by Nielsen concludes iPhone has gradually caught up devices running Android on the popularity of the smart phone market.
Android is still leading with 38% market share compared with 27% of the iPhone, but a few months ago, the gap has changed dramatically.
According to Nielsen, from February to May this year, the iPhone market share jumped from 10% to 17% of new phones sold out, most of this increase came from the Verizon join the iPhone 4. In contrast, Android market share unchanged, still at 27%.
IPhone market share seem to retain their impressive growth rates than ever despite Apple’s latest iPhone model was launched more than a year. With the advent of the new generation iPhone later this year and the attractive features of the IOS operating system 5 was announced, the growth of the iPhone market share is certainly impressive.




Seems like 2 operating system for smart phones will continue over the embankment together in a race not seen the end. A report by Nielsen said global consumers are buying more smartphones than ever before. In May last year, the smartphone market accounts for 34% of all phones sold. But now, with up to 55% of buyers choose the smart phone instead of a regular phone. This trend will not stop when providers work hard racing to roll out new models, modern and more features.
Source:vietnamandroid.com