I'm sorry. I'm not seeing a link. Not a hot-link.I see a web address that has to be copied and pasted. That takes me to a webpage that shows me all kinds of stuff I have to crawl through.
My original question was: % of what??? You never defined it. You simply said.
"Android is 52.14% market share and iOS is at 40.82%"
But of what? There are no labels. You never pointed to an article.
I'm not saying the numbers are not right, were not reported, are fabricated...
You want a discussion on something, but I don't know what you want to discuss. The OP is not clearly defined on what the subject is about...
If there was an article and a comment from you following the article; this thread gives no clue to that. I'm just finding out now that you have a comment out there that sheds valuable light on what it is you want to discuss. I apologize as I'm not Following all of your posts and comments so I had no idea of the history of the discussion. I mistakenly thought I was coming in at the beginning rather than the middle.
So here is the article:
Windows 10 captures 5.21% of the worldwide PC OS market share in August | Windows Central It isn't about Windows Phones at all. Still I guess I should have known to look for it.
Here's your comment under the article, I scrolled down and found it:
That's where the link went to. I'm sorry. I guess you did post a link after all.
So that is helpful. Now I can see some tags to the data...
I see it appears to probably represent a global sample, even though it does not explicitly state that. And it appears to be only for the month of August as a snap shot.
I also note that Mobile and Tablet are lumped together.
That tells me it is under-reporting Windows as iOS and Android tablets and phones get lumped together and Windows tablets most likely report elsewhere under Desktop and RT. Unfair advantage iOS & Android in their reporting methodology.
Cool. Thanks for helping me find out what we are talking about here.
So back to your original question... No. Not with that methodology I don't.