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BlackBerry Market Share In Canada Reaches 13.5% -
Latest numbers of the Canadian market share reveal that BlackBerry’s market share in the country has more than doubled to 13.More from DotGizmo
How the mighty have fallen: Nokia’s struggles, put in perspective -
In one point in time, Nokia was the top-selling smartphone vendor in the world by a wide margin. It wasn’t even that long ago, in fact.More from Boy Genius Report
BlackBerry regains some lost market share in Canada -
The company's market share stood at 6 percent in the fourth quarter, but jumped to 13.More from CNET Business Tech
Chrome, the Most Popular Web Browser -
Sometimes it's a good idea to question browser stats. While some companies claim that Chrome loses market share, Google says that the number of active Chrome users increased from 320 million (June 2012) to 750 million.More from Google Operating System
Canalys: Android nabbed 75 percent of smartphone shipments in Q1 -
Canalys is back with its latest worldwide estimates of mobile device shipments, and while the analyst group has a divisive way of combining figures, there's plenty of insight to discover in its breakdown of the smartphone and tablet realms.
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IOS Solidly Leading Android in the Mobile Web War -
Piper Jaffray finds that Apple’s share of the mobile Web is growing fast, extending well beyond its rival Android’s market share.More from Mobile Marketing Watch
Nokia Lumia 920 Appears To Be Most Popular Windows Phone Device According To Statistics -
With the Nokia Lumia 920 being the Finnish company’s current flagship device, we guess it’s safe to say that the company certainly has a lot of their hopes put into the device, but is it living up to their expectations so far? Well according to recent statistics by developer advertising platform, AdDuplex, it has shown that the Lumia 920 is currently the most popular Windows Phone 8 handset where it is commanding 13.
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Nokia Appoints A New Lead In China As It Seeks To Reverse Its Declining Sales In That Country -
Nokia's newly-appointed general manager of China, Erik Bertman, has plenty of experience in emerging markets, but it's unclear if he'll be able to reverse the Finnish company's rapid loss of market share in the world's largest smartphone market.More from TechCrunch
CHART OF THE DAY: Samsung Could Pass Apple To Become The Most Profitable Smartphone Company (AAPL) -
Apple and Samsung combined to take 100% of the smartphone market's profits in the first quarter of this year, says Canaccord Genuity's Michael Walkley.
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Budget iPhone Could Steal Samsung’s Market Share According To JP Morgan Analysts -
We have been hearing rumors for quite a while now that Apple could be working on a budget iPhone.
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Apple approaching 40% in smartphone market share, others stagnant -
comScore released its quarterly smartphone market share results for Q1 2013, and it shows that Apple‘s smartphone market share rose 2.More from SlashGear
Apple's Profit Slide Is Great News For Its Prospects In China -
Apple's profits slid 18% last quarter. Gross margins dropped from 38.
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Apple is ‘bleeding market share’ -
According to recent estimates, Apple’s share of the smartphone market took a big hit in the first quarter this year.More from Boy Genius Report
Jelly Bean Ahead Of Ice Cream Sandwich In Android Rankings -
Well, the inevitable has finally happened, where Google’s Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system is now ahead of its predecessor, the Android 4.
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Android tablets pull ahead in Q1 2013, running on 56.5% of all tablets shipped -
IDC has released their numbers for tablet market share in the first quarter of 2013, and it looks great for Android tablets.More from Talk Android
T-Mobile losing its grip on smartphone sales as Sprint reaps the benefit -
The latest Kantar smartphone report had many interesting tidbits about Windows Phone and iOS market share trends, but perhaps the biggest bombshell was buried in the section about U.More from Boy Genius Report
HTC Has The Tools For A Comeback -
People of a certain age will remember well the Cola Wars and the advertising blitz of the blind taste test of the late 1970s and 80s.
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BlackBerry CMO: Alicia Keys Gives PowerPoint Presentations for Our Marketers -
Blackberry CMO Frank Boulben conceded that challenging Apple and Samsung for U.S. market share is still years away.
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Microsoft’s market share said to ‘gradually deteriorate’ without changes -
IDC’s report on plummeting PC shipments has hit Microsoft (MSFT) hard and now Goldman Sachs analyst Heather Bellini has downgraded the company from Hold to Sell while predicting that its market share will “gradually deteriorate” unless it makes bold changes to turn itself around.More from Boy Genius Report
Big brands capture reactions to ads with new video technology -
A few years ago, I had coffee with Nick Langeveld, who left Nielsen to run business development for an interesting company called Affectiva.
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