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Gartner Says Android will dominate by Year-End 2012

OS

2010

2011

2012

2015

Symbian

111,577

89,930

32,666

661

Market Share (%)

37.6

19.2

5.2

0.1

Android

67,225

179,873

310,088

539,318

Market Share (%)

22.7

38.5

49.2

48.8

Research In Motion

47,452

62,600

79,335

122,864

Market Share (%)

16.0

13.4

12.6

11.1

iOS

46,598

90,560

118,848

189,924

Market Share (%)

15.7

19.4

18.9

17.2

Microsoft

12,378

26,346

68,156

215,998

Market Share (%)

4.2

5.6

10.8

19.5

Other Operating Systems

11,417.4

18,392.3

21,383.7

36,133.9

Market Share (%)

3.8

3.9

3.4

3.3

Total Market

296,647

467,701

630,476

1,104,898


Gartner Says Android to Command Nearly Half of Worldwide Smartphone Operating System Market by Year-End 2012.

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13500000000 Google searches from mobile per month

Earlier this year, I wrote a short post comparing the number of downloads in the Apple Appstore to number of searches on the mobile web.

Now, new reports suggests that the number might be 15% (paid search)

If Google then has in the area of 90 bill searches per month, and 15% of these are from mobile, we get 13 500 000 000 (thats 13,5 bill) mobile searches per month performed on Google sites

If the other search properties (bing, yahoo,baidu etc.) has a similar number of mobile searches, the total number of mobile searches performed per month globally is 21 000 000 000 (if we assume global search per month is ≈ 140bill)

(Would love to find an accurate number on this. Comparing different data sources does not give a true picture, I know.)

On the other hand… Does this really matter since Google search quality on mobile is so poor? Does mobile users search more because they cant find what they are looking for?

 

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Web vs. apps usage trends

How many are using the browser on their phones compared to downloaded apps?

comScore is probably the most reliable source for this kind of numbers through their Mobile Subscriber Market Share reports.

Mobile Content Usage
3 Month Avg. Ending Nov. 2010 vs. 3 Month Avg. Ending Aug. 2010
Total U.S. Mobile Subscribers Ages 13+
Source: comScore MobiLens
Share (%) of Mobile Subscribers
Aug-10Nov-10Point Change
Total Mobile Subscribers100.0%100.0%N/A
Sent text message to another phone66.6%67.1%0.5
Used browser34.5%35.3%0.8
Used downloaded apps32.3%33.4%1.1
Accessed social networking site or blog22.5%23.5%1.0
Played Games23.0%22.6%-0.4
Listened to music on mobile phone14.7%15.0%0.3

These are US numbers obviously, but I guess we can more or less transfer these stats to all western markets.  Gives a trend anyway. So what is the trend?

Quickly compiled this graph showing the trend. Its a close race and pretty stable development.

appsvsbrowser.png

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