NetMarketShare’s figures for June 2017 are out, showing Windows XP increasing its market share, while Windows 7’s fell.
NetMarketShare’s latest report is that those Windows XP losses have become gains not only for Windows 10, but for Windows 7 as well.
The top Windows 10 news for the past week – from the Creators Update rolling out on April 11th to a Minecraft update.
Microsoft Edge’s market share has increased slightly while Internet Explorer continues to decline. Here are the latest desktop browser market share figures.
Windows as a whole has lost some market share to Apple’s macOS. Windows 7 is getting closer to 50% market share.
According to the latest NetMarketShare monthly statistics report, Windows 10 market share fell slightly from 25.30% in January month to 25.19% last month. The slight drop is not exactly the ideal Windows 10 growth that Microsoft would like to see.
Recent Netmarketshare numbers show that Edge, while still far behind Chrome, IE, and even Firefox, is picking up a tiniest bit of steam, having risen to its latest share numbers of 5.48%, according to the analytics (this for Desktop Top Browser Share Trend): Microsoft’s move away from the legacy Internet Explorer and all the baggage it brings with […]
Windows 10 now claims a 25.36 desktop OS share according to the latest data from NetMarketShare.
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.
Microsoft’s numbers haven’t changed all that much since last month, although the decline of Windows Phone’s market share remains apparent in just about every look at these statistics that we get.
According to the latest data from Netmarketshare, the desktop OS share of Windows 10 is stalling and is still down from August numbers.
Here’s the top Windows 10 news for the past week, with plenty of builds moving through the rings, followed by issues with 14393.222 and more.
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 ended its free upgrade offer to Windows 10 on July 29, the new operating system has continued to grow its desktop OS share over the last month.
Windows 10 currently enjoys a 21.13% desktop operating system market share according to the latest data from NetMarketShare, but the seven-years-old Windows 7 is still far ahead.
Microsoft’s Windows operating system continues to be the lead the market followed by Mac OS and Linux, according to the latest numbers from NetMarketShare. The latter two have a minor 9.2 and 1.5 percent share respectively, but it’s Windows we are concerned about. Microsoft’s Windows 8/8.1 didn’t create a positive impact, but the company hoped […]
Microsoft’s Windows operating system maintains a 90.45% share among desktops with Mac coming in at 7.77% and Linux rounding out the section with 1.78%.
The analytics firm NetMartketShare has released the operating systems market share figure for the month of January 2016. Based on the numbers, it seems Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system is on the rise, grabbing a market share of 11.85 percent as of January 2016, increasing from 9.96 percent in December. This is definitely something to […]
Microsoft’s Windows 10 has now been officially available for just over four months, and so it’s time to check out its progress in taking over the operating system world. Last month, Windows 10 stood at 7.94%, representing steady progress. For November 2015, according to NetMarketShare, Microsoft’s latest OS has captured roughly 9% of market share, more […]