The year 2010 recorded a series of explosive growth for the smartphone market. For the first time, sales of smart phones smartphone or exceed the global computer sales. In fact, its growth continued to increase until the first quarter of this year.
Similarly, recent reports IDC research institute, was quoted VIVAnews from GSM Arena, Thursday, February 10, 2011. The institute estimates that smartphone sales of 100.9 million units through the last quarter of last year, compared with about 92.1 million computers.
"In the fourth quarter of 2010, sales of smartphones grew 87.2 percent compared to last quarter of the previous year," IDC said in its report.
Indeed, during that period in power smartphone. However, throughout 2010, sales of traditional computers still leads in the sales of 346.2 million units compared with smartphones around 302.6 million, growing 74.4 percent compared to the year 2009.
Interesting note, Android has successfully made an impressive leap. Some vendors adopted it as a mobile operating system. Although relatively young, he has become the core of the strategy smartphones and tablets for some companies.
Two new competitors have entered the 'battle': ^ 3 Symbian and Windows Phone 7. ^ 3-based phones Symbian successfully sold 5 million units by the end of last year, while Windows 7 Phone around 1.5 million units.
Here are the results of IDC's findings about sales and the global smartphone market share in the fourth quarter of 2010:
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