Android And Apple Now Command Nearly 70 Percent Of U.S. Smartphone Market Share | TechCrunch
About Apple's 40% Smartphone Market Share | Fortune
Chart: Apple in the Smartphone Market: Win Where It Matters | Statista
Premium phone market slumps, Apple still holds half of it - GSMArena.com news
Apple now has 21% of the global smartphone market share, up from 18% a year-ago – Apple World Today
iPhone vs Android User Stats (2024 Data)
Counterpoint: Apple''s iPhone market share in Europe reached 26% in 2021, setting a record high share
In Q2-23, Apple delivered its highest-ever Global Smartphone Market Share by riding the market's 'premiumization' wave - Patently Apple
Canalys Newsroom - European smartphone market declined 3% in Q4 2023, while Apple reclaimed pole position
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Samsung's Galaxy is about to have a generational iPhone problem in South Korea - iPhone Discussions on AppleInsider Forums
Apple's iPhone market share climbs by 20% despite a decline in global smartphone sales
US Smartphone Market Share: Quarterly
US Smartphone Market Share: Quarterly
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Controls 42% Of The US Smartphone Market With Marginal Gain
Apple surpassed by Xiaomi, Huawei in China as iPhone market share falls
Apple Hits Best First Quarter Global Smartphone Market Share Over Ten Years in Q1 2023
Android Captures Majority Share of US Smartphone Market - Comscore,... - Comscore, Inc.
Apple iPhone dominates secure smartphones with 42% market share
Canalys on X: "Global smartphone market dips 1% in Q3 2023 as major players on the path to recovery. Top 5: #Samsung: 20% market share #Apple: 17% market share #Xiaomi: 14% market
Chart: The iPhone Models Boosting Apple's Market Share | Statista
Who's Eating Up the iPhone's Market Share in China?
New Gartner report paints a gloomy picture of Apple's iPhone sales | AlphaStreet
Chart: Apple Raked in 51 Percent of Smartphone Revenues in Q4 | Statista
Samsung, Apple continue smartphone market share tug-of-war | Ars Technica
