Kantar Worldpanel has published its statistics showing the market share of mobile operating systems for the first quarter of 2015, i.e. from the beginning of January to the end of March this year. The statistics include Android, iOS, BlackBerry Windows Phone and other mobile operating systems in the United States, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, Franceancii, Germany, Spain, Italy, China, Japan, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. The closest to us is of course Germany, where the share iOS It's a little surprising compared to Android.
Android clearly and completely dominates all markets, but we can of course assume this given how many devices there are with Android and how many devices there are with the Apple mobile operating system. iOS. However, if we look at the share of Android and iOS since the introduction of the larger iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, we find that the information that users are switching from Android to iOS, probably because of the larger diagonal of the display. So it can be seen that Apple made a good move and it pushed iPhone sales and share iOS forward.
You can find out more information yourself from the chart below, where you can switch between individual countries and then choose the one you want.chat show the share of all systems for each month of the year separately. The graph can also show that, for example, the share of the system iOS and Android in the US was essentially the same in December 2014, shortly after the iPhone went on sale, even iOS He was slightly ahead.
*source: macrumors
Kurnik, who does the statistics. I recently read an article on the same topic, only it was the other way around.
parmon: And what did you read about them switching from iPhone to Android? Of course, a different company makes the statistics every time, so it's hard to trust one or the other, and each probably also uses different means.
statistics always say what the client wants to hear...