On the domestic smartphone market,
Apple still claims sovereignty and has main rival Samsung depend another piece
in the second quarter. This shows a count for the market research agency comScore,
released on Friday, and summarizing the data of the months April to June. The iPhone keeps therefore a market share of 44.1 percent, an increase of 1.5 percentage points compared to the end of March. Samsung, LG, Motorola and HTC are called losers.
All four fellow
competitors had recorded slight losses. At Samsung they took a modest 0.2
percentage points. This currently occupied by the South Korean manufacturer
28.1 percent of the market in the US. LG and Motorola followed with 8.3 percent
and 4.9 percent market share. HTC dropped to 3.4 percent.
Operating Systems
But Android still remains the most
popular operating system in the United States: 51.6 percent of all smartphones
based on Google. In the second quarter the figure was 52.4 percent. Only 7.5
percentage points are now between Apple's iOS by Google's market leader.
Far behind, and it changed nothing
essential, Microsoft, Blackberry and Symbian ranked with 2.9 percent, 1.2
percent and 0.1 percent.
Apple iPhone 6 thanks to the soaring
It is difficult to say anything
else and declare: The iPhone 6 Apple has given a tremendous impetus, while Samsung
seems rather lagging behind and struggling with the conservation. So Apple
reported sales of 47.5 million iPhones in the second quarter. The Group was
able to generate revenues from 49.6 billion dollars. Pretty much all sides
expect that this success story will continue in the autumn, when the new
iPhone, perhaps iPhone under the name 6s, comes on the market.
A possibly-date is it already
"fixed", namely September 9. The basic equipment of a spruced-up 6s
A9 chip with two gigabytes of RAM and the new Force touch display is expected.
The camera hardware is expected to improve. Long it will take no more, only one
more month. Then we will see how exactly the analysts, insider and soothsayers
could predict the equipment.
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