Briefly bigger than all versions of Apple’s OS Windows 7 passed the 5% market share milestone last weekend, which put it, if only temporarily, above the total market share of all versions of Apple’s Mac OS X, according to web measurement firm Net Applications. View original post here: Windows 7 overtakes Mac OS X market share (PC Advisor)

... to mindlessly Googling what we're looking for. Survey Says... So, what's happening in terms of market share? Well, the various numbers seem to show that Bing has gained a small uptick in ... the trends, is it inevitable that Google will eventually own the entire search market? No, because we always like alternatives. We get nervous when there is a de facto monopoly, so we'll ...

... web usage statistics and check out the dent WebOS is leaving in the market after the break. In September 2009 Palm’s ... of Windows Mobile which is at 5% down from 6%. We reference the market share as WebOS’s but all the credit should go to the Palm Pre. ... call. WebOS is already leaving a significant dent in the web market on a carrier that has only 49,000,000 and declining subscribers ...

... level in two years. Apple (30%) has seen a huge market share jump since the previous survey. Not only has the iPhone ... remains far behind in third place, but we note that this is the first survey in nearly two years where their share hasn’t fallen — and that’s a clearly encouraging sign ... continues to eat into RIM’s Blackberry market share, with 36% of survey respondents planning ...

... , Internet Explorer still represents more than 60 percent of the market. That would be great for Microsoft, if it weren’t for the fact IE is down about 10 percent ... with Safari is that the Windows version just never caught on. After more than two years, its market share is yet to reach a third of 1 percent. To put that ... X continues to make small, steady gains in market share. OS X was at 5.26 ...

... operating system had 11 percent of the global smartphone market in Q3 2008. A year later, it had 7.9 percent ... to 17.1 percent, and RIM’s share had risen from 16 percent to 20.8 percent ... 10 percent drop. That means that while Apple’s market share increased by about 30%, Windows Mobile ... ’re not exactly on track for their goal of 40% global market share by 2012. Windows Mobile loses ...