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A research firm Nielsen Company attempted to test the market with a poll conducted in November. Nielsen said that the poll is not as standard but can be a picture of how the competitive landscape in 2011, this smartphone. According to Nielsen jajal opinion, the iPhone still leads in smartphones with 28.6 percent, followed by the BlackBerry at 26.1 percent and 25.8 percent of Android on.
Quoted in PC World, Nielsen does mention, the slight difference between Android Android BlackBerry mentioned that actually are above the handset RIM. This is seen from RIM market share eroded in recent months.
The data is a little more obvious to mention the latest sales, Android has a share of 40.8 percent of smartphones sold in the last six months, showed a steady increase since June.
iPhone and hold steady at 26.9 percent, while the Blackberry is only 19.2 percent. So while most of the technology industry, Apple and Android considered the most dominating in the smartphone market.
Quoted in PC World, Nielsen does mention, the slight difference between Android Android BlackBerry mentioned that actually are above the handset RIM. This is seen from RIM market share eroded in recent months.
The data is a little more obvious to mention the latest sales, Android has a share of 40.8 percent of smartphones sold in the last six months, showed a steady increase since June.
iPhone and hold steady at 26.9 percent, while the Blackberry is only 19.2 percent. So while most of the technology industry, Apple and Android considered the most dominating in the smartphone market.
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