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Apple still at the top of Smartphone Market

By Jharma Mulchandani, on April 5th, 2013%

Smartphone rivalry is still hot not just in the US but all over the world. Which one is really on the top?

In the U.S. alone, Apple is still dominating and remains at the top, according to ComScore.

ComScore made a research about smartphones for three months and it ended in February. The results are in and Apple is still holding their position at the top making them the number 1 smartphone seller in the U.S. market.

Apple accounts to the 39% of the total in the market, increased by 3.9% from their last research that ended November 2012. Apple’s . . . → Read More: Apple still at the top of Smartphone Market

Google covers 67% of market share, ranks first for November

By Jane Gracielo, on December 17th, 2012%

According to comScore, Google Inc. is continuing to close in at seventy percent on its market share, which moves up by 0.1 percent this month, taking up a record of 67 percent of all search traffic for the month of November.

Yahoo dropped a tenth of its percentage point to 12.1%. Bing’s had increased its share by 0.2 percent, having a total of 16.2%. AOL.com and Ask.com both have dropped their share to 1.7 percent and 3 percent respectively.

The figures for the month of November has marked another new record for both Bing and Google. These numbers reveal explicit . . . → Read More: Google covers 67% of market share, ranks first for November

Yahoo Checks Major Mail Improvement

By Dora Tutor, on October 28th, 2010%

Yahoo will remove a test edition of a foremost improvement of its Mail service, whose user engagement has been wearing away to the loss of the company’s in general practice.

Named merely Yahoo Mail Beta, the latest edition of the webmail service will feature a refurbished border and steering system, better functionality for performance photos and videos, tighter Twitter and Facebook incorporation and sharper spam discovery and sifting.

Plenty is riding on this Yahoo Mail advance. In May, Carol Bartz, Yahoo CEO responsible Mail for a fall in consumer appointment on . . . → Read More: Yahoo Checks Major Mail Improvement