Jason Ankeny
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ComScore: Android's U.S. subscriber growth stalls, iOS narrows gap
Apple's iOS trimmed Android's U.S. smartphone market share lead during the three-month period ending April 2013, digital research firm comScore reports.
For wireless carriers, the smartphone party is ending
According to a detailed report from New Street Research analyst Jonathan Chaplin on wireless carriers in the first quarter, fewer people are buying smartphones. This means that wireless carriers as a group will no longer benefit from millions of people upgrading from a feature phone to a smartphone--those who want smartphones already have them, and those who don't most likely won't buy one anytime soon.
ComScore: Apple's iOS slashes Android's U.S. smartphone lead
Apple's iOS narrowed Android's U.S. smartphone market share lead during the three-month period between December 2012 and March 2013, digital research firm comScore reports.
ComScore: Android's U.S. market share tumbles, iOS narrows gap
Apple's iOS narrowed Android's U.S. smartphone market share lead during the three-month period between December 2012 and February 2013, digital research firm comScore reports.
Report: Europeans more digitally engaged than ever before
Nearly 60 per cent of mobile users in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK (the EU5) owned a smartphone in the three-month average ending December 2012, according to a comScore's report.
iOS posts holiday gains while Android, BlackBerry and Microsoft decline
According to the latest figures from comScore, Apple managed to increase its smartphone market share in the United States during the October-January holiday buying rush. The firm said Apple's share of the market increased 3.5 percent during the period, from 34.3 percent in October to 37.8 percent in January. The figures are notable considering Android, BlackBerry and Microsoft all lost sharing during the same period.
Ads becoming a routine part of online video viewing
Consumers moving to online video to avoid watching ads are finding less relief and more pitches as the number of ads in digital content grew by about two-thirds between December 2011 and December 2012.
Reports: Google wants to buy a chunk of VEVO
Google is reportedly looking to put $50 million into music video service VEVO, with the goal of keeping VEVO's music videos on its YouTube online video service.
Facebook usurps Google Maps as top app in U.S.
Facebook edged out Google Maps to claim the number one spot among U.S. apps, according to a new report from comScore. The comScore Mobile Metrix measured apps on their monthly unique visitors and user engagement.
Google dominates December online video ranks
Google, thanks to its YouTube property, continued to dominate as the top online video content provider in December, according to the latest data from the comScore Video Metrix service.
