Android smartphone profits fall to a new low as Apple's iOS dominates
Android smartphone profits fall, as Apple continues to celebrate.
Android smartphone profits fall, as Apple continues to celebrate.
In the U.S., Apple's iPhone leads -- for now, anyway.
To date, there have been 18,796 distinct Android-based devices seen in 2014.
Android and iOS continue to represent most of the smartphone market.
Apple's iOS continues to lead the enterprise market by large margins.
Android usage worldwide is No. 1 for the first time.
It looks like Samsung's Galaxy S5 is no match for the iPhone in Europe.
One in five apps is abandoned after being used once.
Should Apple go after Google for iOS-related patent damages?
More data confirms the richer you are, the more likely you'll own an iPhone.
Apple's share of the tablet market drops to just 36 percent.
Android ended 2013 in pretty good shape, in terms of market share.
Finances Online gives the iPhone 5s, iPad Air, and MacBook Pro with Retina display high marks in a new year-end survey.
Nearly seven out of 10 smartphone owners could be using an iPhone in the coming years.
Most mobile-powered Black Friday purchases were made using Apple's iOS, according to a recent report.
Developers still make more money in the App Store.
Eric Schmidt is helping confused smartphone owners switch from iPhone to Android.
Android hits a record high in terms of smartphone market share.
Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt has compared Android security to iOS security.
It looks like some Google Android users wish they could switch.
By 2015, more U.S. consumers could be carrying an iPhone versus an Android-based device.
Didn't you know? Only wildlings use Android devices.
Android has a huge lead among worldwide smartphone shipments. This is yet another reason to expect a lower priced iPhone later this year.
Strong iPhone 5 sales have caused iOS to leapfrog Android to once again become the No. 1 smartphone operating system in the U.S.