O que parecia cada vez mais provável parece ser a realidade: a plataforma Android comandará o mercado de smartphones nos próximos anos.
O sistema operacional irá ultrapassar a marca de 40% em fatia de mercado até o final do ano e atingirá 44% até 2015, apontou a empresa de pesquisas IDC. A plataforma Symbian, da Nokia, encerrará o ano com o segundo lugar, mas perderá 20,6% da sua fatia de 80%. Até 2015, a plataforma será fantasma com 0,1% do mercado.
O sistema operacional irá ultrapassar a marca de 40% em fatia de mercado até o final do ano e atingirá 44% até 2015, apontou a empresa de pesquisas IDC. A plataforma Symbian, da Nokia, encerrará o ano com o segundo lugar, mas perderá 20,6% da sua fatia de 80%. Até 2015, a plataforma será fantasma com 0,1% do mercado.
A IDC espera que até o final do ano o iOS terá 18,2% do mercado, a BlackBerry terá 14,2% e o Windows Phone, 3,8%. Porém, a companhia acredita que em 2015 o cenário vai mudar. Para ela, a parceria entre a Nokia e a Microsoft crescerá bem e o Windows Phone 7 terá 20,3% do mercado em quatro anos. O iOS se manterá em 16,9% e o BlackBerry terá cerca de 13,4%.
“Os usuários finais ficaram mais exigentes sobre quais os tipos de experiência são oferecidas pelos sistemas operacionais. Levando isso em consideração, os desenvolvedores de plataformas vão ter que optar por experiências mais intuitivas, mas também focar em diferenciar as principais ferramentas e características dos seus sistemas”, afirmou Ramon Llamas, da IDC, em comunicado oficial enviado à imprensa.
O Android foi uma grata surpresa e conquistou uma fatia muito grande do mercado, em pouquíssimo tempo. Era natural uma perspectiva de liderança para o sistema, sem desvalorizar os concorrentes. Digamos apenas que o Android apareceu no lugar certo e na hora certa, o que fez toda diferença para que o sucesso fosse garantido.
What seemed increasingly likely seems to be the reality: the Android platform will lead the smartphone market in the coming years.
The operating system will surpass the mark of 40% in market share by the end of the year and will reach 44% by 2015, pointed to research firm IDC. The Symbian platform, Nokia's end the year with second place but lost 20.6% of its share of 80%. By 2015, the platform will be ghost with 0.1% market share.
IDC expects that by the end of the year iOS have 18.2% market share, 14.2% have a BlackBerry and Windows Phone, 3.8%. However, the company believes that in 2015 the scenario will change. For her, the partnership between Nokia and Microsoft will grow well and Windows Phone 7 will have 20.3% market share in four years. IOS will remain at 16.9% and the BlackBerry will have about 13.4%.
"End users have become more picky about what types of experiences are offered by operating systems. Taking this into consideration, the platform developers will have to choose to experience more intuitive, but also focus on differentiating the key tools and features of their systems, "said Ramon Llamas, IDC, in a statement sent to the press.
Android was a pleasant surprise and captured a large share of the market in no time. It was a natural leadership perspective to the system, without detracting from its competitors. Let's just say that Android has appeared in the right place at the right time, which made all the difference to success was guaranteed.
The operating system will surpass the mark of 40% in market share by the end of the year and will reach 44% by 2015, pointed to research firm IDC. The Symbian platform, Nokia's end the year with second place but lost 20.6% of its share of 80%. By 2015, the platform will be ghost with 0.1% market share.
IDC expects that by the end of the year iOS have 18.2% market share, 14.2% have a BlackBerry and Windows Phone, 3.8%. However, the company believes that in 2015 the scenario will change. For her, the partnership between Nokia and Microsoft will grow well and Windows Phone 7 will have 20.3% market share in four years. IOS will remain at 16.9% and the BlackBerry will have about 13.4%.
"End users have become more picky about what types of experiences are offered by operating systems. Taking this into consideration, the platform developers will have to choose to experience more intuitive, but also focus on differentiating the key tools and features of their systems, "said Ramon Llamas, IDC, in a statement sent to the press.
Android was a pleasant surprise and captured a large share of the market in no time. It was a natural leadership perspective to the system, without detracting from its competitors. Let's just say that Android has appeared in the right place at the right time, which made all the difference to success was guaranteed.
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