South
Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung has extended its lead as the
top mobile phone maker in the US market and Apple moved into second
place, according to a report.
A survey by comScore showed that in the three-month period ending in October, Samsung was the top manufacturer with 26.3% market share, up from 25.6% in the prior period.
Apple, which sells only smartphones, moved into second place in the US market for the first time, with a 17.8% market share, up 1.5% points, News24 reports.
South Korean maker LG was third at 17.6%, followed by Motorola at 11%, the report added.
According to the report, the survey showed Google's Android system gained ground as the leading smartphone platform, with 53.6% of the market, up from 52.2%.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion saw its share slip further from 9.5 to 7.8% in the period, the report said.
A survey by comScore showed that in the three-month period ending in October, Samsung was the top manufacturer with 26.3% market share, up from 25.6% in the prior period.
Apple, which sells only smartphones, moved into second place in the US market for the first time, with a 17.8% market share, up 1.5% points, News24 reports.
South Korean maker LG was third at 17.6%, followed by Motorola at 11%, the report added.
According to the report, the survey showed Google's Android system gained ground as the leading smartphone platform, with 53.6% of the market, up from 52.2%.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion saw its share slip further from 9.5 to 7.8% in the period, the report said.
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