Regardless of StatCounter and NetApplications analytics, it seems the growing consensus is that through sheer inertia, Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system is finally on its way
Android has overtaken Windows as the most popular OS to browse the Internet according to latest data from StatCounter.
The latest data from Statcounter shows that Windows 10 just recorded its sharpest market share in six months in the UK, reaching 32.38% in January.
The market share of Windows Phone has been a rocky one throughout 2016, but remains stagnant towards the end.
The latest market share data for Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge is now available, showing gradual increases in both areas, month-on-month.
IDC released today its latest Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker data, forecasting only 6.1 million Windows phones sales in 2016 and a dismal 1 million in 2020.
Valve has released this week its latest Steam hardware survey for the month of October and Microsoft’s Windows 10 is now at an all-time high.
According to the latest data from Netmarketshare, the desktop OS share of Windows 10 is stalling and is still down from August numbers.
Yesterday, IDC also reported a drop in PC sales worldwide, albeit slightly less of a drop at 3.9%, confirming the general weakness of the PC market.
New data from Net Applications shows that the combined browser share of Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge fell to 30.6% in September and could fell below 25% by the end of the year.
The latest market share figures for mobile, desktop and browser are out. Windows Phone saw a marginal share increase, while Windows 10 fell.
While Microsoft's Xbox One S has only been released for a few weeks, new data from GfK proves the early success of the new console in the UK.
Windows 10 maintained it's #1 spot among Steam gaming customers with almost 50% share.
Microsoft commands a tiny 0.5% of the market share when it comes to smartphones, landing on -75.2% year-over-year growth, while Android continues to dominate a stagnating market.
IDC released today its latest Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker numbers, and the market research company forecasts that the worldwide tablet market will continue to decline for the remainder of 2016 but begin a recovery in 2018.
Mobile phone operating systems other than iOS and Android, fell to a market share of just 0.5% in India.
The pure tablet market continues to shrink, with Android and iOS holding on to the bulk of market share.
Microsoft continues to race to the top of the charts for Worldwide Cloud Systems Management Software, growing exponentially compared to competitors.
