De cada 10 smartphones vendidos no mundo no primeiro semestre de 2012, quase sete rodam a plataforma Android.
A estimativa é de uma pesquisa da consultoria IDC, que indica participação de 68,1% de mercado para o sistema operacional móvel do Google, contra 16,9% do segundo maior colocado, a Apple.
Apesar da diferença entre os concorrentes, o analista da IDC Kevin Restivo ressalta que os iPhones ainda têm uma parcela relevante entre os celulares de última geração.
"O mercado móvel é, inquestionavelmente, uma corrida de dois cavalos dominada pela Apple e pelo Google", explica Restivo.
As plataformas BlackBerry, da RIM, e Symbian, da Nokia, aparecem respectivamente com 4,8% e 4,4% de participação. Em vendas, essas mesmas marcas tiveram uma variação negativa, de 40,9%, para a RIM, e 62,9%, para a Nokia, na comparação com o mesmo semestre do ano passado.
Enquanto isso, na parte de cima do ranking da IDC, a Apple vendeu 27,5% mais iPhones e o Google, 106,5% mais modelos com Android.
For every 10 smartphones sold worldwide in the first half of 2012, almost seven running the Android platform.
The estimate is a research firm IDC, which indicates participation of 68.1% market share for Google's mobile operating system, against 16.9% the second highest placed, Apple.
Despite the difference between the competitors, IDC analyst Kevin Restivo emphasizes that iPhones are still a significant portion of the cell edge.
"The mobile market is unquestionably a two-horse race dominated by Apple and Google," says Restivo.
The BlackBerry platform, RIM, and Symbian, Nokia, appear with respectively 4.8% and 4.4% share. In sales, these same bands showed a negative variation of 40.9% for RIM, and 62.9%, for Nokia, in comparison with the same period last year.
Meanwhile, at the top of the rankings from IDC, Apple sold 27.5% more iPhones and Google, 106.5% more models with Android.
The estimate is a research firm IDC, which indicates participation of 68.1% market share for Google's mobile operating system, against 16.9% the second highest placed, Apple.
Despite the difference between the competitors, IDC analyst Kevin Restivo emphasizes that iPhones are still a significant portion of the cell edge.
"The mobile market is unquestionably a two-horse race dominated by Apple and Google," says Restivo.
The BlackBerry platform, RIM, and Symbian, Nokia, appear with respectively 4.8% and 4.4% share. In sales, these same bands showed a negative variation of 40.9% for RIM, and 62.9%, for Nokia, in comparison with the same period last year.
Meanwhile, at the top of the rankings from IDC, Apple sold 27.5% more iPhones and Google, 106.5% more models with Android.
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