The use of Smartphones like a rocket shot in America. A year ago only 38 percent of users who use smart phones to call, send SMS, watch videos, take pictures, and access to social networks in America. Today more than 50 percent of mobile phone subscribers have a smartphone, as reported by Nielsen.
Nielsen concluded that there are only two giants that continue to thrive in the world of smart phones is Google Android and Apple's IOS. Both operating systems are successfully captured the heart of 84 million telephone subscribers in the U.S. beginning in 2012 compared to only 38 million in 2011. Based on data from customers who download the application within 30 days, Nielsen said that 88 percent of them are holders of the handset with Android and IOS operating system. When compared to a year ago, 74 percent of customers who download the application within 30 days is the Android cell phone holder and IOS.
Phone subscribers in the U.S. also continue to download the application where the customer has paid or free. The number of applications that have been downloaded by each user melonjat to 41 applications in 2012, compared to only 32 applications in 2011. In fact, the amount of time to access the smart phone application is much longer than the time to access the mobile web. The amount of time for access applications rose 8%, with a time difference of 73% access applications in 2011 against 81% who access applications in 2012. More and more customers who spend the time to access the application to watch video, play games, access social networks, and search for weather information and news. Any application I think hard sell. Over the past year has been a drastic change to rank applications downloaded by users. Top five applications are still held by Facebook, YouTube, Android Market, Google Search, and Gmail.
If you are planning on traveling to the country of Uncle Sam in the summer of this year, you should not be surprised to see most Americans hold the handset brand Samsung Galaxy and the Apple iPhone for phone customers who use other operating systems is rarely found in public places. Millions of customers who used to wear the device from RIM BlackBerry smart phone pioneer getting out of circulation in the United States. Number of users of RIM BlackBerry continues to drop so does the price of the shares of companies based in Canada. The new operating system launched by Microsoft Windows Phone also has not been able to shake the market despite the country's largest mobile operator AT & T began aggressively marketing the handsets made by Nokia Lumia since early April.Source