Ruler said:
it decreased from Q2 2014 stop mixing it together how you want, Apple is decreasing right now |
Gartner: http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3115517
Apple sold 36% more iPhones (48.09m / 35.35m = 1.36) in Q2/2015 than in Q2/2014 and was growing faster than the total smartphone market, which only grew 13.5% (330m / 290m = 1.135).
Meanwhile Samsung sold 5.3% less smartphones (72.07 / 76.13 = 0.947) in Q2/2015 than in Q2/2014 and wasn't only growing less than the total smartphone market, it was even shrinking. And Q2 is the most important quarter for Samsung... that's when their flagship-devices (Galaxy S4, S5, S6...) become widely available. For Apple Q4 is the most important quarter (the new iPhones become widely available, christmas season).
IDC has similar numbers: http://www.idc.com/prodserv/smartphone-market-share.jsp
