Nielsen: In May 2011, 40% of mobile phones in the U.S. were smartphones, 40% of which used Android

According to a recent Nielsen survey, Android smartphones accounted for 40% of smartphone operating system share between May and July this year. iPhone ranked second with 28%. For those who plan to change their phones recently, Android and iOS are the two main choices.

The user group research is also very interesting. Technology fans like to use Android, but those who have been exposed to smartphones for a long time prefer iPhone. The reason why many people struggle is that they always have to wait a long time to get a popular Android model, and they don’t know when the next iPhone will be launched. The choice of operators has increased the difficulty of decision-making.

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