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man-bear-pig said:
FrancisNobleman said:
So Android is winning by a small margin so far.

Also, I wanna share this tidbit:

According to research firm IDC, Google’s Android OS has been bringing in some exceptional numbers during this year’s Q3. As reported by the Huffington Post, Android held a monstrous 68% of the world’s smartphone market share, followed by Apple at 17%. During Q3, a total of 104.8 million devices were sold which is quite the jump from last year’s Q3 figures.

Following Google and Apple is RIM at 4.8%, Symbian at 4.4%, and Microsoft at 3.5%. Of course, analysts will be keeping their eyes glued to Apple’s numbers as the iPhone 5 begins to become available for consumers.

http://www.droid-life.com/2012/09/18/androids-q3-smartphone-market-share-numbers-posted-68-sticking-with-google/

This is obviously going to change massively with the arrival of the iPhone 5, but even so, its clear where the consumer preference is.

 

Just no...there is only 1 iOS device and 1 million android devices...it's a ridiculous comparison to make

I agree. Nevertheless the 17% iOS is an unbelievable number for just one product.