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Strategy Analytics: Apple still owns tablet market, but Android narrows the gap

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ComScore: Android extends lead over Apple, holds 44 percent of smartphone market

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    • Gartner: 1.6 million Windows Phone 7 devices sold in Q1, consumer interest remains tepid

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    Direct sales figures for Windows Phone 7 handsets have been remarkably difficult to come by since Microsoft's OS reboot at the end of last year, bu

    Shocker! Microsoft commands 79 percent of worldwide OS revenue (update)

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    Everyone knows that Windows is installed on the vast majority of computers, but it's always interesting to be reminded of what a
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    • Canalys: Android overtakes Symbian as world's best-selling smartphone platform in Q4 2010

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    One day somebody will write a book called "The rise and rise of Android" and this moment

    Android 2.x now on 70 percent of all active Android phones

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    Time to get down and boogie if you think the Android fragmentation issue is overblown.

    NPD: Android is now top-selling OS in American smartphones

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    Step aside, BlackBerrys and iPhones, the American consumer has voted with his wallet and picked Android as his favorite flavor in the quarter just gone. NPD's number crunchers have just announced their findings for Q2 2010, concluding that 33 percent of phones sold during the period had Android on board.

    Google: Eclair is on more than half of all Android phones, Froyo bursts onto the scene

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    Android 1.5 and 1.6 are still major players in the field, together accounting for some 41 percent of all Google-powered phones in use as of July 15 -- but for the first time, Android 2.1 is on significantly more than half of the phones out there, up from an even 50 percent

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    • Microsoft says 74 percent of work PCs still use Windows XP, extends downgrade rights until 2020

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    The latest Microsoft operating system may be selling seven copies a second, but it's no match for the behemoth Windows XP, still the most popular OS in the world despite recent nefarious

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