Apple’s iOS Succeeded To Grab 65.27% Market Share: A Tough Competition Is Still Ahead For The OS

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It’s quite clear, Apple is going to launch 7-inch Tablet later this year. Everyday, we come across with lots of rumors related to iPad Mini. Recently, citing to a reliable source, WSJ said that the Tablet will more likely to have a smaller eight-inches screen. The firm also said that Apple instructed to its component suppliers (anonymous) for the mass production of smaller Tablet. For screen of the device, the company has tied up with LG and Taiwan-based AU Optronics.

Clearly, iPad mini is on the way to be launched later this year. Another firm “Unwired View” has also reportedly stated that the device is expected to have cost ranges between $249-$299. In addition to these, the new iPad will have IGZO (Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide) display panel, which is being manufactured by Sharp. Actually, IGZO is a thin-film transistor (TFT) helps to make device thinner along with increasing endurance and display quality. Anyway, the price tag sounds pleasure; after all, the cost of the device is expected to be lower than the 10-inches iPads.

Good news for the Apple, the company’s stock share value poked to $600 marks on Thursday this week since after April 27th. The company outstandingly performed in the last quarter and it’s going to announce Q3 FY12 report later this month on July 24. Apple’s market share value reached to $500 in February this year and first time, it surpassed to $600 figure in March of this year.

According to the above chart, Apple’s iOS succeeded to grab 65.27% global mobile OS’s market share in June 2012, up from 52.65 in January of this year. However, the market share of the OS raised in April of this year to 63.19%. Likewise, Android had just 19.73% global mobile OS market share in the last month, up from 18.12% in January of this year. On the contrary, the market share of BlackBerry and Symbian declined to 1.87% and 1.49% in the last month from 2.59% and 5.20% in January of this year respectively. It’s pretty clear from the above graph, both Android and iOS are growing at the cost of Symbian and BlackBerry.

At present, a sequence of Tablet has been launched or going to be launched later this year by Google, Samsung, Amazon and Microsoft. Recently, Microsoft has launched its Surface Tablets (for Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro) targeting to businesses and professionals. Last month, Google also launched its 7-inches Nexus Tablet, which is considered as the best Tablet among 7-inches Tablet categories, starting for $199. Indeed, Google Nexus Tablet has intensified the competition in the market and Amazon is currently endeavoring to make its Kindle Fire 2 Tablet more competitive than other players.

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