KMR -
08.02.10 22:17
For the quarter ending in December 2009, versus the preceding three months, Android (Google’s offering) jumped from 2.5% to 5.2%. That equates to a 108% rise in just three months.
That was the good news. On the other side of the aisle, much of that gained market share seemed to come at the expense of Palm, which slid from 8.3 to 6.1%. It is not hard to see the market share lines for Palm and Android crossing soon.
Assuming a one to one correlation between the loss of Palm market share to Google’s market share bucket, the 0.9% difference could happen in a month.
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