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The mobile market is quite saturated with different smartphones but when it comes to actual platforms there are only a few. BlackBerry, iOS, Android, webOS, Windows Phone 7, Symbian and MeeGo pretty much make up the entire demographics. However, in terms of popularity (in the US) BlackBerry, iOS and Android are at the top of the pack.
However, while iOS has long accounted for the biggest chunk of mobile web traffic, the guys over at RIM can mark up a win as today it was announced that BlackBerry has taken the top stop, as you can see from the above graph. Of course, this is most likely only temporary and iOS will soon top BlackBerry once again but only time will tell.
Another thing to make note of is the fact that Google’s Android is quickly becoming one of the most used mobile platforms in the world and will most likely overtake the two in the coming months and/or years.
via electronista
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