This weekend I attended TEDxVancouver, and it was a fantastic experience that was very inspirational. One of the speakers, Kara Pecknold had an interesting talk about design, and referred to the iPhone. When she asked the audience of 1000 people who had an iPhone, roughly 75-80% of the crowd raised their hands.
In 2011, Apple iPhone dominates the global mobile OS market. Apple currently accounts for 51.95%. Java has 22.00%. Google Android has 14.89% mobile market share. Blackberry has 3.29%. Windows has 0.69%.
The country with the highest Apple iPhone market share is Switzerland with 88.8%. Australia has 87.6%, United States has 62.1% and United Kingdom has 74.9%. The country with the lowest web search usage is Sudan with 0.9%.
iPhone marketshare in Canada according to the heat map comes close to Australia. Recent comScore numbers revealed the iPhone 4 is the most popular cellphone in Canada. Further data revealed about 1.8 million iPhones in Canada (out of 20 million wireless subscribers), edging out 1.6 million Blackberrys.
The latest iPhone 4S set a record with over 1 million pre-orders in its first 24 hours. Recent data from NDP revealed the iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS continue to dominate the U.S. smartphone sales. This holiday quarter for Apple is set to be the biggest iPhone quarter yet.
