Android phones have become the absolute mainstream with a market share of up to 86%

The statistical agency Statista recently released a comparison of market share and global shipments of all mobile operating systems from the first quarter of 2009 to the second quarter of 2016. Data display, as of

In the second quarter of 2016, the market share of Android phones had reached a historic high of 86.2%. IOS ranks second with 12.9%, while Windows Phone's share is less than 1%,

Only 0.6%.

In sharp contrast, in the first quarter of 2009, Android had a market share of only 1.6%, iOS had a market share of 10.5%, and the dominant Symbian system had a market share of 48.8%

Nearly half. But nine years later, Android almost defeated all mobile operating systems except iOS, and Symbian disappeared in 2013.

From this, it can also be seen that in recent years, Android has almost eliminated all mobile operating systems except iOS, and iOS has developed steadily. Although there have been some ups and downs, the overall situation has remained stable

Holding a market share of 10-20% without significant fluctuations.

In terms of shipment volume, in the second quarter, Android sold a total of 296.91 million phones worldwide, including 44.4 million iPhones, 1.97 million Windows Phones, and 400000 BlackBerry phones.

In addition, among specific brands, Samsung shipped 77 million units in the second quarter, while Apple, Huawei, OPPO, and vivo sold 40.4 million units, 32.1 million units, 22.6 million units, and 16.4 million units respectively.