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That number stood at 25.1% in the three months prior to the iPhone 4S’s October launch. Further, of those who bought iPhones, 57% bought the iPhone 4S. (When the iPhone 4S launched, Apple cut the price of the iPhone 4 … Continue reading →

Android continues to rule the roost in the smartphone segment, in terms of sheer numbers at least, but Apple’s iPhone 4S launch bucked the overall trend in Q4 2011 with huge demand almost outweighing new Android sales. The figures, collected by Nielsen … Continue reading →

The shipping estimates for Apple’s newest iPhone are now 3-5 business days, as opposed to weeks, until recently. Apple always has this problem on its hands, but something tells me they’re not too upset about it. Until recently, whatever iPhone … Continue reading →

While iPhone has always been one of the best smartphones for gaming, iPhone users could not play heavy games on their favorite mobile, owing to the limited processing power of previous iPhone devices. But the launch of iPhone 4S along … Continue reading →

Strong iPhone 4S sales narrowed the gap between Apple and Google in the heated smartphone market. More than half of people buying a new smartphone last fall chose Android devices, research firm Nielsen revealed Wednesday. However, in a month-by …

Nielsen says the iPhone 4S is doing just fine, even as Apple gears up for a 2012 release date for the iPhone 5. In December 2011, 44% of U.S. smartphone sales went to the iPhone as opposed to 25% a … Continue reading →

The sustained effect of the iPhone 4S is triggering a decline in Android’s US market share, Nielsen showed Wednesday. Although Android had an average 51.7 percent share for the fall among recent buyers, a month-by-month breakdown by the researchers showed … Continue reading →

The iPhone 4S looks like Apple’s catalyst to regain market share in the face of Android’s dominance. Out of those who bought a new smartphone in December, only a minority (2.4 percent) chose Android over the iPhone, according to the … Continue reading →

PC World — The iPhone 4S looks like Apple’s catalyst to regain market share in the face of Android’s dominance. Out of those who bought a new smartphone in December, only a minority (2.4 percent) chose Android over the iPhone, … Continue reading →

Don Kellogg, director of telecom research and insights for Nielsen, said there were several reasons Apple did so well, the first of which was the the iPhone 4S, Apple’s latest model of its smartphone. Among new iPhone owners surveyed in … Continue reading →