comScore: Android's market share in Europe surpassed iOS in July 2011, Symbian still tops the list
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ComScore's latest European mobile platform market share statistics have been released. The most brilliant performance is Google's Android system, which has risen from 6% to 22.3% in just one year, surpassing Apple's iOS's 20.3% to rank second. Symbian system still ranks first in Europe with a huge user base, but its share has dropped by 16.1% in the past year. The following are the data: |
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