Many UK consumers are choosing Google Android smartphones over the last six months than any other, according to new data by analysts Nielsen.
But the owners of the iPhone were significantly more likely to be "very satisfied" with their device (86 percent) than the average smartphone owners (72 percent).
In addition, users of Apple IOS phones have a much greater use of voice and data services using the Android. Only 24 percent of the owners to use Android, an average of more than £ 30 a month, compared with 61 percent of iPhone owners, says Nielsen. More than four in ten iPhone owners paid to download the software every month, compared to only 15 percent of the owners of Android.
The latest information from analyst firm says that in the past six months, Android phones accounted for 44 percent of purchases, compared to 25 percent of Blackberry, Apple IOS 18 percent of Symbian and Nokia (seven to percent.
"The pace is with Android at this time," said Nielsen CEO David Gosen European telecommunications, "but to say that the smartphone operating systems, is facing the whole of Britain, is statistically too close to call between Android iPhone OS and Apple, RIM and Symbian is not far behind. "
But the owners of the iPhone were significantly more likely to be "very satisfied" with their device (86 percent) than the average smartphone owners (72 percent).
In addition, users of Apple IOS phones have a much greater use of voice and data services using the Android. Only 24 percent of the owners to use Android, an average of more than £ 30 a month, compared with 61 percent of iPhone owners, says Nielsen. More than four in ten iPhone owners paid to download the software every month, compared to only 15 percent of the owners of Android.
The latest information from analyst firm says that in the past six months, Android phones accounted for 44 percent of purchases, compared to 25 percent of Blackberry, Apple IOS 18 percent of Symbian and Nokia (seven to percent.
"The pace is with Android at this time," said Nielsen CEO David Gosen European telecommunications, "but to say that the smartphone operating systems, is facing the whole of Britain, is statistically too close to call between Android iPhone OS and Apple, RIM and Symbian is not far behind. "
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