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comScore Changes The Game
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...
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Apple Is Named The UK’s Biggest Smartphone Brand, But RIM Disagrees
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...
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Online Holiday Sales Topping $30 Billion, Says comScore
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...
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New comScore Data Suggests Online Holiday Sales Pushing $35 Billion
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...
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iPhone Users Spend More Time on Wi-Fi Than Android Users, Report Suggests
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...
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Amazon Kindle Fire Has 54.4% of U.S. Android Tablet Market
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,...
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Android Owns 51% of U.S. Smartphone Market Share, BlackBerry Slides
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...
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Windows Phone Set to Surpass BlackBerry Market Share in November
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...
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Android Nabs 52.2% of U.S. Smartphone OS Market, iOS at 33.4%
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...
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Black Friday Online Spending Hits Record $1 Billion; Amazon Top Online Retailer
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...
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comScore Data Shows Samsung Top Mobile OEM in the U.S., Apple in Second
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...
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Apple Shows Positive Growth Over Samsung, iOS Gains on Android in U.S. Market
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...
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Apple Continues to Grow as Samsung, Android Slow in Latest comScore Data
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...
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comScore Data Shows Strong Start to the Year for Apple and Samsung
The latest comScore data, which should never influence your preference in OEM or OS, paints a familiar picture: Android and iOS are dominating, while Apple and Samsung continue to gulp marketshare....
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Apple and Samsung Keep Gobbling Up U.S. Mobile Market Share, Study Shows
See full gallery on TechnoBuffalo For a few years now the U.S. smartphone market has been dominated by Apple and Samsung. The two companies account for more than two-thirds of handset sales in the...
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