Market share numbers for January show almost no changes from last year

March 7, 2015

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ComScore has reported their numbers for the US smartphone market share for November 2014 through January 2015. The numbers are almost identical to how things looked three months ago, with Apple claiming the top spot, Samsung close at #2, and LG, Motorola, and HTC pulling up the next three places.

In total market share, Apple still held the crown, but their numbers dipped by roughly half a percent. Samsung's market share sat at 29.3%, which was exactly the same in October of 2014, and Motorola's market didn't grow or shrink either. LG showed some improvement, but HTC took a slight dip.

As far as operating systems go, Android is still the top dog with over half of the market, but that's split up among several manufacturers. These numbers look a little different globally, but in the US, Apple still holds an edge over Android OEMs.

source: ComScore

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