Market Share

According to AdMob company Iphone’s market share is only 4%. AdMob is a mobile advertising marketplace that connects advertisers with mobile publishers. They allow advertisers to create ads, choose landing pages and target their ads with plenty of detail. Ads can be targeted to locations, carriers, phone platforms and phone manufacturers. Reference:

On Friday, shares in Nokia Corp. tumbled after the leading cell phone manufacturer said its third-quarter global market share will decline from second-quarter levels because of aggressive price cuts by its rivals. In July, Nokia had forecasted that its market share would about the same in the two quarters, about 40 percent. In addition, Nokia said [...]

We’re in the second half of 2008, so first half stats are now available. In terms of market share, REMAX Equity Group sells the most homes.Here are top nine real estate companies for Portland metro. Data was collected from the RMLS and the percentages reflect total sales volume.Market Share - Realty Company15.0% = REMAX Equity Group8.5% = Windermere C&C7.4% = The Hasson company6.6% = John L. S

According to reports which we normally read lightly by a U.K.-based Strategy Analytics Research in Motion (RIM) looks like they are on the up and getting a stronger market. RIM has increased its market share is the States by more than double, they are now capturing a 10 percent market for the first time. RIM in [...]

Motorola (MOT) kept its lead in US market share by holding 25.8% of the country's cellular phone business. That was hardly the big story. Research-In-Motion... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

During the second quarter of 2008, a number of 94.4 million graphics cards were shipped by manufacturers, marking a 0.5 percent sequential drop from the first quarter, but a 16 percent rise on the year-over-year basis. The leading company on the market seems to be Intel, which registered a total of 44.67 million units [...]

This Mobile Forecast on Morocco provides over 65 operational and financial metrics for the Morocco wireless market. We cover quarterly historical data starting in 4Q2003 and ending in 4Q2007. We also provide four-year forecasts at the operator level going out to 2010. Operators covered for Morocco include: Maroc Telecom, Medi Tel, and Wana. Our Mobile Forecasts are updated quarterly and are availa

Since his teen years in Sugar Land, James Robinson has driven a truck or an oversized SUV. “A lot of it was just the whole Texas mystique,” said Robinson, 36. “If you lived in Texas, you had to have one. My parents used to say, ‘He’ll drive a truck the rest of his life.’ ” That was before gasoline started its climb toward $4 a gallon. He now drives a Mini

The iPhone exploded into popularity after release, and because of that, by the time 2007 closed out, the iPhone had nearly 30% market share in the U.S. Put another way, that would mean one in three smart phone users had an iPhone. In Q1 of this year however, it was discovered that the iPhone’s market [...]

Abbey has increased its mortgage lending by more than 10% since last year. Despite the slowdown in mortgage lending, which is at its lowest level in terms of new mortgages since January 1999, Abbey has increased its share of net lending in the UK mortgage market to 15.9%, up from 4.9% a year ago. This signals [...]

I had posted on the Q1 2008 figures for the global mobile phone market. Nokia is leading with a significant margin over it competitors. However, in the global mobile phone market LG has outperformed... Visit my blog to read more.

Viet Nam may capture market share from Thai exports in areas including apparel, office machinery, and glass and plastic products, SCB Securities Co. said in a report on the two Southeast Asian nations earlier this week. Vietnamese exports rose 190 percent between 2002 and 2007, reaching US$48.4 billion last year from $16.7 billion five years earlier, according to figures from the General

Motorola, the company that manufactured the first commercially available cell phone, saw its overall sales drop 21% in this year’s first-quarter. Sales dropped to $7.45 billion from last year’s first-quarter sales number of $9.43 billion. Motorola’s cellphone division dropped 39% compared to the sales numbers from first-quarter 2007. The mobile phone division lost $418 million during [...]

Olá Pessoal, como a resolução é um assunto bem pertinente na criação de websites, hoje, vou postar as resoluções mais utilizadas em Abril deste ano, seguindo o exemplo de Profissão Web. 1024 x 768 - 43.58% 1280 x 800 - 15.67% 1280 x 1024 - 13.07% 800 x 600 - 6.41% 1440 x 900 - 6.16% 1680 x 1050 - 3.91% Outras - 10.94%   Fonte:Net Applications Abraços a todos!

According to a Gartner research report, Apple pulled in 6.6% of the American PC market during the first quarter of 2008. In another sentence, Apple shipped more than 1.01 million computers, which marks a 32.5% growth over 2007, when Apple was only responsible for 5.2% of the US market. Link

Nokia has posted a 25% rise in their profits by selling 115 million mobile handsets. The company is enjoying all this, thanks to the emerging markets, but one more news is that Nokia’s market share... Visit my blog to read more.

Apple Inc. had strong U.S. sales during the first quarter leading the company to take 6.6 percent market share compared to having 5.2 percent market share for the same quarter a year prior. Dell remains number one in the U.S. strengthening its lead to 31.4 percent of total PC sales; however, Hewlett Packard remains number one in the world. U.S. PC shipments rose during the first quarter by only 3 percent as the U.S. economy continues to show signs of weakness.

- Ford leads the industry across Europe's main 19 markets with 9.9 percent market share - Including Turkey, market share was 10 percent and sales were 195,100 - Across all Ford's 51 European markets, sales broke the 500,000 barrier during the first quarter of 2008 - Record Ford commercial vehicle sales in the quarter.Read more...

Latest numbers from Nielsen show the best performing search engines. Google (GOOG) still increases market share and now is with 58,7%. But there is better progress with Yahoo (YHOO) that gained more than 1% compared to January report. Yahoo now stands with 19% market share.Microsoft (MSFT) engine without interesting move. MSN 1 percent down to 11,2%. AOL half percent up to 5,2%.The last engine with higher than 1% market share is Ask. Here we don't see any significant move. The share is 2,5%.

Now that Toshibas HD DVD format is dead and the protracted high definition war is well and truly over, Sony Corp. is envisioning big things over short distances for its newly crowned Blu-ray industry standard. Specifically, while speaking at a recent press conference in Taipei, Sony president and Electronics CEO Ryoji Chubachi outlined the companys hopes for the Blu-ray platform regarding short te

Compete.com released their version of March US search market share numbers on Friday, showing a surprising surge for Live Search, up nearly 4 percentage points from February (a notoriously slow, and short, month), and up .7% year over year. In addition, search volume (the number of searches performed) was up significantly as well. Also notable wa

Compete.com released their version of March US search market share numbers on Friday, showing a surprising surge for Live Search, up nearly 4 percentage points from February (a notoriously slow, and short, month), and up .7% year over year. In addition, search volume (the number of searches performed) was up significantly as well. Also notable wa

Despite Nokia currently being the number one mobile web browsing device in the United Kingdom, the iPhone may be emerging as a strong contender for the throne. According to iTWire and StatCounter, the iPhone represented 0.06% of the total Internet browser market share for the UK in March of 2008. read more

“Market Share Isn’t Quite as Important as You Think”by Michael Aaron GallagherMarket share isn’t quite as important as you think it is. From the moment you start feeling the pressure of competition in business, you can’t help but notice that there’s a pie and your piece looks smaller than everyone else’s.As a New Yorker, I live in one of the most economically depressed states in the country, with high unemployment, low occupancy rates, cities suffering from “brain drain,” and high property taxes, sales taxes, and income taxes. When I meet another marketing consultant, I can feel the tension in the room. They act defensively, like they are going to lose something if they aren’t careful. Are they worried about losing their clients? Do they feel threatened that there is so

comScore has released the latest search engine rankings data for the United States, and Google is once again at the top of the heap with almost 53% market share. The graph alongside holds few surprises. Google has consistently held its pole position in the ranking of search engines. In January 2008 alone the search giant received [...]

Nokia announced its financial results for 2007 and reported that it has reached 40 percent of the global market share, a goal that the company hadfor some time but never managed to achieve it. This was possible thanks to the excellent sales from the fourth quarter of 2007, when a total of 133.5 million Nokia devices were sold.According to the press release from the Nokia website, the total number of mobile devices shipped by the company world-wide in 2007 raises to 437.1 million, which represents a new annual volume record. This is an increase of 25.8% when compared to the 374.5 million units sold in 2006. Furthermore, the 2007 net sales have reached a value of 51.1 billion Euro, with 23% more than the net sales from 2006.Besides the overall increased sales, which sure make Nokia officials

Throughout 2007, according to reports by Net Applications, Vista managed to grab 10.48% market share. Windows XP lost 8.39%, Mac OS increased its market share by 3.15% while Linux increased by 0.26% its share of the OS market share in the same time period. At the end of December 2007, the share of major OS's are as follows:

Apple’s iPhone keeps setting new records: only 5 short months since its launch it became not only the most rising Google search term, but also the most popular mobile browser online accounting for 0.09% of all internet users, according to a new report for November 2007 from Net Applications. While this number might seem ridiculously low, its closest competitor, Windows CE, accounted for only 0.06% of the market share, having been launched years ago and having a humongous quantitative advantage in number of handsets sold. And anyone that used the iPhone’s Safari browser for at least a little while could probably understand why something like this is happening. It will certainly be interesting to see what the market share will be in a year from now. Bookmark to:

Based on the latest search engine survey report by the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), three searchers out of four searchers in China use Baidu as their primary search engine. This represent over 10% growth over last year results (62%). According to the same report, Google share has also changed by about 10% but on the red side, sharply decreasing from 25.3% to 14.3% over a one year period. Below are some of the key statistics from the report: -Top 5 Players: Baidu (74.5%), Google (14.3%), Sohu (2.8%), Yahoo (2.1%) and Sina (1.7%). No other portal has more than 0.6% -Head to head Baidu vs Google: First tier cities: 67.33% vs 22.11%; Second tier cities: 73.35% vs 14.78%; Third tier cities: 83.82% vs 4.99%; high end users (aged 25 or more, with bachelor degree or more, earning 3,000RMB or more per month): 47.72% vs 42.32% The study has been done primarily through telephone interview, with 3337 people contacted, of which 1212 in first tier cities, 1062 in second tier c

Astra Honda Motor (AHM) will launch three new models with more stylish and sporty features this year to regain its market leadership, which has dropped significantly since January amid growing competition from its main competitor, Yamaha.AHM, which has been the motorcycle market leader in Indonesia for many years, launched one of the new models Friday, promising more affordability and reliability to Indonesian motorcycle fans.The Honda Fit X bebek model, which has a 100cc four-stroke engine and a price tag of Rp 10.5 million (about US$1,129) off the road, is now available in Jakarta.Dubbed "economical, reliable and functional", the Honda Fit X and two upcoming products -- a sporty motorcycle and an automatic scooter -- are expected to increase the company's sales by 20 percent this year, AHM marketing director Johannes Loman said at the launching ceremonyHe said the company hoped to sell between 2.2 million and 2.4 million motorcycles this year. "We are still looking to be number one

In the face of competition from Internet Explorer 7 and now Apple’s Safari, the Mozilla Corporation intends to re-think its marketing strategy in order to further boost the market share of its Firefox web browser. According to a report by VNUnet, Mozilla hopes that Firefox will reach a 30% market share by June 2008. To reach this goal, the organization wants to tweak the Firefox icon so its purpose is clearer and also position it more prominently on the Windows desktop or quick launch bar. Additionally, the prompt that asks users whether they want to make Firefox their default browser will be revamped so it looks “nicer.” Those changes are meant to make users who download Firefox likelier to keep using the browser. Right now, Mozilla statistics suggest only half the users who download Firefox end up installing it, and only half of those become active users. Via Techreport.com Share This

Apple (AAPL) is up $3.77 today on an upgrade from Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray. He believes the combination of the iPod’s future development and the iPhone has tremendous potential (quite possibly the most obvious statement on the street). Ultimately, Gene suggested that Apple’s price target should be raised to $205 per share, one of the highest on the street. Also, there’s an interesting number that hit the street a couple of days ago. IDC released market share numbers for the top worldwide computer brands. “Apple’s 2nd Quarter 2007 U.S. market share was up to 5.6% of U.S. shipments. This tied Apple in 3rd place with Gateway for U.S. market share for this quarter. Dell and HP were well ahead at 28.4% and 23.6% respectively. Apple did not rank in the top 5 vendors for worldwide sales. The 5.6% U.S. market share represents an increase from 4.8% in the year-ago (2006) quarter, which was an increase from 4.4% in the Q2 2005 quarter. ” (SOURCE) Disc

TRAI's consultation paper on licensing norms review has attracted following views from major Indian Telcos :State-owned BSNL has suggested lowering of the market share limit to 40 per cent from the current 67 per cent following the merger and acquisitions of two entities in the telecom sector to avoid monopolistic situation. "It is felt that the existing provision of 67 per cent market share will create non-competitive or monopolistic situation. It is, therefore, suggested that this limit should be brought down to about 40 per cent"Vodafone Essar, which has recently acquired number two slot in terms of subscriber base, said "We are of the opinion that the 67 per cent limit is appropriate when applied to a narrow mobile market definition. "But regime of the current M&A Guidelines, not a

It would appear that Sony’s PlayStation 3 is taking a beating from Nintendo’s Wii console in Japan. Figures for the month of June show that 270,974 Wii’s were sold compared to only 41,628 PS3’s and even less Xbox 360’s at 17,616. That’s a 6 to 1 market share for Nintendo versus Sony.Nintendo has sold about 2.76m Wii consoles in Japan since the launch last December, while Sony has sold 970,270 PS3s since it debuted last NovemberWhich do you prefer and why?Source: BBC News

Is the advertising of wireless carriers based strictly on what carrier spends the most (on media placement) rather than a spiffy new creative campaign?No, not fully is the market share of a carrier based only on media buys....call failure, attractive customer service, coverage and rates have an impact-but what about when they are all offering the same or are experiencing similar growth patterns...it may come down to media and how much can you buy...Speaking to a colleague earlier this week brought this question to the forefront of my thoughts for a few minutes. Sprint has the third place ranking in market share, just over 20% I believe. Ad spending; well thats third place as well.......per Ad Age. Case and point with AT & T and Verizon too; Verizon respectively spends 1 billion more

PARIS/HELSINKI — — Nokia [NOK-N], the world’s top mobile handset maker, lifted its market share outlook for the second quarter on Monday, saying it expected to have more than 36 per cent of the global cellphone market. The Finnish firm is benefiting from growing demand in emerging markets, like China and India, where it has a strong position. Shares in Nokia were up 4.6 per cent at 19.26 euros at 1:19 p.m. GMT. It had earlier forecast that market share would remain at the 36 per cent level. Nokia said in a statement it expected its phone shipments in April-June to be positively impacted as excess device inventory in the market — which held back its market share at the start of the year — had sufficiently cleared. Nokia’s lead on the global market over closest rival Motorola [MOT-N]grew to its widest in years in the beginning of 2007 as the U.S. firm’s handset prices plunged when it tried to hold market share against competition from Nokia. More…  Copy

Google’s share of online searches continues to grow. According to Hitwise, an internet monitor which collects data directly from ISP networks, Google accounted for 65.2% of all U.S. search queries for the month of April. Yahoo, MSN and Ask.com received 20.7%, 8.5% and 3.7%, respectively. Check out the chart I created to make it more visual:Among the top 4 search engines, Google is the only one to

Google’s share of online searches continues to grow. According to Hitwise, an internet monitor which collects data directly from ISP networks, Google accounted for 65.2% of all U.S. search queries for the month of April. Yahoo, MSN and Ask.com received 20.7%, 8.5% and 3.7%, respectively. Check out the chart I created to make it more visual:Among the top 4 search engines, Google is the only one to

Let's look at the statistics on the market share each search engine had back in 2002. Note that Overture is the only search engine still not around as an online destination since it is not Yahoo! Compare this to last year from a study by comScore in July of 2006 below.2006 Search Engine Market Share Comparison*Google - 43.7%Yahoo! - 28.8%MSN - 12.8%AOL - 5.9%Ask - 5.4%Others - 3.4%Top Search Engines 2002Google 29.2%Yahoo! 28.5%MSN 28.1%AOL.com 19.7%Ask Jeeves 10.3%Netscape 5.5%Overture 5.4%Lycos 4.4%Altavista 4.4%Looksmart 3.0%Demographics for Search in 2002Male 49%Female 58.2%Age2-11 3.9%12-17 11.8%18-24 8.6%25-34 17.5%35-49 31.5%45+ 37.0%55+ 17.3%65+ 6.6%Time on Search Engines 2002(in minutes per session)Google 24.1Altavista 18Ask Jeeves 16.2Yahoo! 10.7Lycos 7.6AT&T 7.5Netscape 7.3AOL.com 6.9iWon 6.9MSN 6U.S. Consumers OnlineJuly 02 July 01Online 177.2 mil 173.6 milSessions 36 32Hours 19.2 16.5Pageviews 1267 1114Sources: Comscore Media Metrix and Nielsen/Netratings * source comS

Google dominates the US search engine market with 64% market shareInternet giant Google continues to dominate in the search engine market in the United States. The latest reports would disappoint Microsoft massively considering the launch of Vista has not shown any improvement in the market share of their Live search engine.Internet metrics firm Hitwise claims that Google powered just around 64% of U.S. searches. This is up from 58% in March 2006.In comparison Yahoo, Microsoft, and Ask.com had a disappointing market share of 22%, 9%, and 3% in the US market. Incidentally, all of these players have lost the market share compared to the results from last year.Bill Tancer, general manager of global research at Hitwise added in the report: “Google’s growth shows no signs of slowing. Despite capturing the majority of searches in the U.S., and in light of competitor’s improvements, Google’s market share of executed searches continues to grow, exceeding 10 percent growth year-over-yea

I am a speaker at the launch of my local Womens Networking Forum this evening. My presentation will be on the topic of internet marketing. I have coined the acronym NAB Niche Market Articles Blog This is based on my article, “How to get visitors to your website without spending a penny” which you can read below. As a small business I have to find ways to get visitors to my site without a large advertising spend. However while I may not spend money, I certainly put in a lot of time and effort! 1 You need to find a niche angle, something that makes you stand out from other similar websites. Every industry is very competitive and you need something to get your site noticed. I feature less well known destinations in Europe, like Lake Iseo in northern Italy, then I can come in the first few listed on a natural search (as supposed to a sponsored or paid for result). If I promote well known destinations like Florence, I will probably turn up on page 100 and nobody will find me. 2

Who sells the most homes in Portland? RE/MAX Equity Group.Here is a market share comparison for real estate sales in the Portland/Vancouver area in 2006:Market share - Real estate company15.2% - RE/MAX Equity Group7.0% - John L. Scott6.5% - Prudential Northwest Properties5.4% - Coldwell Banker BSSP4.8% - Windermere/C&C4.7% - The Hasson Company2.6% - Realty Trust Group2.2% - Keller Williams Realty2.0% - Windermere/Stellar Group1.8% - Meadows Group Inc.Based on data from RMLS

Microsoft's declining share is important because the company has made search a key component of its push to catch up with Google in the multi-billion-dollar online advertising market. Microsoft's... This is a content summany only. Please visit Dee's-Planet! Blog for full contents, links and more....

Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O: Quote, Profile, Research) may have a chance to take market share from the iPod as a Reuters survey showed 35 percent of those interested in its Zune device would be replacing... This is a content summany only. Please visit Dee's-Planet! Blog for full contents, links and more....

Toyota's stock hit an all-time high in trading in Tokyo overnight.Small wonder. The largest Japanese car company watched its operating profits rise 44% in the most recently announced quarter. Toyota said that sales in Europe and the US of fuel-efficient cars like the Camry helped its results. Of course, Detroit relies on SUVs and pick-ups for most of its profits. These have fallen out of favor as fuel prices rise.Leaving aside the fact that at $215 billion, Toyota's market cap is as large as the next four most valuable car companies combined and that the company is upping its sales forecasts for the year. The most frightening announcements for the Big Three is that Toyota will start producing and pushing it Tundra pick-up, a move directed at the heart of Detroit's most lucrative model lines and that it will begin to market additional fuel-efficient cars like its Scion.Toyota will increase production by over 500,000 units next year as it opens new plants in countries like China and R

Shahrukh Khan seems to have worked wonders for Star Plus, as the Bollywood Superstar’s first show of Kaun Banega Crorepati has doubled the channels market share. The show opened with a market share of 24.36 per cent as compared to 12.4 per cent last Monday, according to figures provided by television rating company Audience Measurement and [...]

As GM and Ford entered '07, they swore on a stack of Kelly blue books that they were getting out of the business of churning out hundreds of thousands of crap cars for rental fleets and other bulk buyers. Every month, the domestics blamed their lowered market share and declining sales on this brave decision to turn their backs on churn and burn. Meanwhile, Chrysler did anything and everything to move the damn metal. Prior to the Daimler divorce, the automaker practiced epic channel stuffing (a.k.a. sending cars to dealers and abandoned airfields). And now it can be revealed that Chrysler is picking-up its Motown competitors' fleet slack on a similar scale. Last month, Chrysler told the world its sales had fallen by just 2.1 percent-- a victory of sorts in a U.S. market that declined by around three percent. Yes but-- CNN reports that Chrysler sent its dealers an internal memo revealing that retail sales fell by 16.5 percent. "In early October, when Chrysler reported its Se

Filed under: Cellphones, Gaming, Portable Audio, Portable Video While Apple continues to market the iPhone as a 3-in-1 device -- web, phone, and iPod -- it's clear that Jobs has a 4th market clearly in his sights. It's no accident that EA and Sega were both selected to demonstrate their skills ...

Filed under: Cellphones, Gaming, Portable Audio, Portable Video While Apple continues to market the iPhone as a 3-in-1 device -- web, phone, and iPod -- it's clear that Jobs has a 4th market clearly in his sights. It's no accident that EA and Sega were both selected to demonstrate their skills ...

As the latest GM Death Watch predicted, the GM apologists are getting warmed-up. Note to The Big 2.8's PR departments: hire the Detroit News' headline writer. Better yet, don't. Why risk losing such a public champion? After all, there is no evidence that GM, Ford and Chrysler ARE successfully clinging to their U.S. market share. Or WILL cling. And while you're wondering who to thank for cutting the words "try to" from the headline, it's best to keep scribe Sharon Terlep happy. Ms. T starts, helpfully enough, by moving the goal posts: "But preventing foreign-based rivals from stealing more buyers will be crucial to putting Detroit's automakers in a good position once sales eventually rebound." And then she trots out Michael Robinet, vice president of

Today Nokia posted its sales and profits figures for the first quarter of 2008. While it shows strong year over year growth in both profits and number of units sold, it reports that its market share has dropped slightly. Read the full story here.

The iPhone exploded into popularity after release, and because of that, by the time 2007 closed out, the iPhone had nearly 30% market share in the U.S. Put another way, that would mean one in three smart phone users had an iPhone. In Q1 of this year however, it was ...