By Brandon Russell |
ComScore on Friday shared its latest figures for manufacturer marketshare and platform marketshare in the U.S., with results showing Apple as the top OEM, handily beating out Samsung. During a three month average ending in March, Apple’s growth reflected an almost 3 percentage point change,…
By Roy Choi |
According to a recent report by comScore, Apple has gained marketshare in the most recent measurable quarter (ending in February 2013) in the U.S. smartphone market. As of February, Apple’s iPhones currently account for 38.9-percent of the all smartphone subscribers followed by Samsung reporting 21.3-percent,…
By Brandon Russell |
According to new data from comScore, Apple has leapfrogged LG to take the number two spot among mobile phone makers in the U.S. — that includes all types of phones (smartphone, feature phone, dumb phone). In a three month period starting in August, the Cupertino…
By Todd Haselton |
There may still have been crowds at brick and mortar retail stores on Black Friday but a new report suggests online spending sky rocketed on the day following Thanksgiving. According to research published by comScore, consumers spent $1.042 billion on Black Friday purchasing goods online,…
By Todd Haselton |
A new report from comScore recently suggested that both Google and iOS are continuing to gain traction in the United States. Google’s Android mobile operating system market share increased 1.4 percentage points in the three-month period ended in July to a 52.2%, while Apple’s iOS…
By Todd Haselton |
Research In Motion is about to make another circle around the drain. The company’s BlackBerry operating system market share is about to be surpassed by Microsoft’s Windows Phone OS, according to new data from research firm StatCounter. We’re a little skeptical, however, because StatCounter’s figures…
By Todd Haselton |
Despite cries that devices such as the Kindle Fire were “killing” Android, Google’s mobile operating system is continuing to strengthen its presence among U.S. smartphone buyers. According to the latest figures published by comScore on Tuesday, Android had a 51% grip of the U.S. smartphone…
By Todd Haselton |
You can buy Android tablets in a variety of prices and sizes, but according to a new report from comScore, it appears Amazon’s 7-inch Kindle Fire has won the hearts and minds of consumers. The tablet, likely propelled by Amazon’s expansive ecosystem of applications, music,…
By Mark Hearn |
iPhone users take advantage of Wi-Fi networks more than Android users do, according to a new report. The data, released by comScore on Monday, suggests that 71 percent of U.S. iPhone owners browse the web using both Wi-Fi and wireless data networks while just 32 percent…
By Brandon Russell |
We’ve been keeping tabs on the figures coming through the comScore pipeline, and it looks like the final tally for the year in the U.S. has been revealed. The Verdict? Consumers have spent over $35 billion online up until present, jumping up 15 percent from the…
By Brandon Russell |
It’s up, up and away for 2011′s US online holiday shopping. Barely a week ago, comScore estimated nearly $25 billion had been spent toward online purchases. That figure has risen to more than $30 billion, according to newly collected data – that’s a 15 percent…
By Killian Bell |
While there’s no question that Android-powered devices are the top dog in the U.S., in the U.K. things are a little different. You can’t walk down a street, visit a cafe, or get on a train here without spotting one of Apple’s iPhones. It was…
By Sean P. Aune |
Just about any time you see an article around the Internet that has information and statistics as it pertains to the big name Web sites, you can almost guarantee there will be an accompanying graphic that is labeled as having been provided by comScore. While the company has become…
