iPhone 5 Usage Surpasses That of Galaxy S III - sancheznotheity

Tides were upside-down when Galaxy S II reported to surpass iPhone 4S in sales and usage. It was a milestone that seemed impossible to achieve, yet SAMSUNG got there and mazed the humankind with the feat. Spell the Korean tech giant hoped to repeat history by launching its flagship earlier than Apple's next big thing, it hasn't been very favorable in its endeavours.

Both Apple and SAMSUNG are the two market leaders in the smartphone diligence. Favourable the release of iPhone 5 on September 21st, Chitika Insights was curious in comparing the Net utilization rates of the newest phones from both manufacturers. They conducted a drug user agent analysis on millions of mobile advertizement impressions, spanning a 7-day time human body from October 3rd through October 9^Th.

The iPhone 5 swept away 56% of the market share while the Galaxy S III lags behind at 46%, thereby qualification Apple's every last raw iPhone 5 the market leader in a very close span of time.

The traffic difference between the Galaxy S III and iPhone 5 was pretty apparent. The former has been available for all but 4 months in United States and boasted impressive gross sales figures, even beating the iPhone 4S in the domestic market in August 2020. However, within 18 years of iPhone 5's release, the new challenger overwhelmed the Galaxy S III in terms of Network Traffic Volume. It boasted record breaking gross sales by shelling out 5 trillion units in the first workweek of release. The 4G browsing speed that promote data usage is probably the grounds behind this trend. This shift in paradigm is not faring well for SAMSUNG since they've placed themselves as Apple's direct competitor.

Optimizing online content for both platforms is a fast move for businesses that target mobile customers, but its fairly open-and-shut who has won the duel.