[...] will come and what do you think is the best phone in year 2009? Regarding to The Nielsen Company, Apple iPhone is the number one best phone in the U.S. At least, 4 percent of the mobile [...]

[...] chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share?” Well, according to Nielsen, the iPhone 3G is currently the number one mobile phone in the US, holding 4% of the market. Not [...]

[...] “no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share?” Well, according to Nielsen, the iPhone 3G is currently the number one mobile phone in the U.S., holding 4 percent of the [...]

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[...] chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share?” Well, according to Nielsen, the iPhone 3G is currently the number one mobile phone in the U.S., holding 4 percent of the [...]

[...] chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share?” Well, according to Nielsen, the iPhone 3G is currently the number one mobile phone in the U.S., holding 4 percent of the [...]

[...] pulled ahead of Windows Mobile in US smartphone market share, the iPhone 3G has now been named the most popular single handset in use in the US between January and September 2009.  Research firm Nielsen found that the Apple [...]

[...] a great way to start the holidays for Apple. Market research firm Nielsen says the iPhone is the most popular device in the U.S. from January to October 2009. Apple took the top spot with a 4 percent embedded base of all [...]

[...] per NielsenWire, Apple iPhone is the most popular phone sold in the [...]

[...] Motorola’s fall from grace started when they couldn’t come up with a serious successor to the megapopular original Razr, so it’s kind of sad to see that right up until their Android renaissance—and maybe even through it—the Razr, now in version 3, is still a core part of their business. But there’s a broader point here, about how people use their phones: there are still plenty of folks lingering in the dull, barely-connected land of the dumbphone, where LG appears to be King, but they’re emigrating in droves, because they crave one thing: internet: Smart, dumb, whatever: today, phones are for going online. Which, if you believe Nielson’s scores, means phones—especially smartphone—are pretty much for Google. Now, get your pencils out, and let’s draw a straight line between Google’s dominance on the mobile web and the mysterious but very real Nexus One. Easy, wasn’t it? [Nielson] [...]

Interesting that the “top 10 phones in the US” only cover 20.5% of all the embedded subscriber base…

[...] Smart, dumb, whatever: today, phones are for going online. Which, if you believe Nielson’s scores, means phones—especially smartphone—are pretty much for Google. Now, get your pencils out, and let’s draw a straight line between Google’s dominance on the mobile web and the mysterious but very real Nexus One. Easy, wasn’t it? [Nielson] [...]

[...] Apple, Business, Facebook, Google, iPhone, Mobile, Stats, YouTube Comments [0]Digg it!FacebookFrom Nielsen Wire:The iPhone and various Blackberry handhelds dominated the mobile device market, while Google, [...]

[...] to Nielson, iPhone 3G takes number one spot with 4% of ‘embedded base of all subscribers’, with [...]

[...] Windows Mobile in US smartphone marketplace share, the iPhone 3G has right away been declared the most renouned singular handset in have make make use of of of in the US in in between Jan and Sep 2009.  Research organisation [...]

[...] dominance on the mobile web and the mysterious but very real Nexus One. Easy, wasn’t it? [Nielson] Tagged:blackberryblackberry 8300blackberry curvedataiphonemobile phonesmotorolamotorola [...]

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[...] Nielsen Company has released the top performers in the tech sector for 2009. Among the company’s lists is the cell phone chart, at the top of which sits the [...]

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It’s a great smartphone – but a lousy phone. Dropped calls, missed calls that I never receive. Someone just told me they sent me a text I never received. But I use it more than my notebook pc.

[...] Out of the 10 handsets most used in 2009 through October, BlackBerry devices grabbed three spots, including the second place overall according to Nielson’s data. CNet notes that Apple’s iPhone 3G took the top spot at [...]

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[...] iPhone is the most popular mobile phone in the US, and with good reason. Despite occasionally awful choices by Apple, it still has the most — and [...]

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[...] iPhone is the most popular cellphone in the country, and with good reason. Despite occasionally awful choices by Apple, it still has the most—and [...]

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wow…i’m surprised that my LG Dare is at number 8. it’s a decent phone but NOT a great one. right now i’m looking at the Eris due to the great price on it right now, but who knows if i’ll pull the plug or not. but i must admit, the HTC HD2 is looking good too. too bad it looks like that it’s coming to T-Mobile and won’t be on Verizon though.

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[...] is the most popular phone in US: Nokia doesn’t even figure in top 10by SandyAs per a Neilsen wire blog posting, for the year 2009 (jan-oct 2009 data) , apple’s 3G iPhone was the market leader followed by [...]

[...] iPhone is the most popular cellphone in the country, and with good reason. Despite occasionally awful choices by Apple, it still has the most—and [...]

[...] iPhone is the most popular cellphone in the country, and with good reason. Despite occasionally awful choices by Apple, it still has the most—and [...]

[...] Nielsen, a market research firm, has released their list of top U.S. mobile phones, sites, and brands from January until October of 2009. Guess who was on top. That’s right, Apple’s iPhone 3G took the lead with 4% of the market. That places the iPhone ahead of RIM’s BlackBerry 8300 series which held 3.7%. [...]

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[...] it wasn’t a big surprised that In a study recently published by from The Nielsen Company, the media research firm that rates everything from television show viewing to DVD players, showed [...]

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[...] Nielsen reports that the iPhone 3G is the most popular phone in the US with 4% “embedded base of all subscribers”. [...]

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[...] to researchers over at Nielsen, the “jesus phone”, as we like to call it, just became the most popular phone of the [...]

[...] Nielsen, a market research firm, has released their list of top U.S. mobile phones, sites, and brands from January until October of 2009. Guess who was on top. That’s right, Apple’s iPhone 3G took the lead with 4% of the market. That places the iPhone ahead of RIM’s BlackBerry 8300 series which held 3.7%. [...]

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[...] Apple, Google, Yahoo and YouTube Tops in Mobile for 2009 December 23, 2009 by Chris Reighley · Leave a CommentFiled under: Apple  The iPhone is the top used mobile phone in 2009, with a 4% subscriber base followed closely by The BlackBerry Curve.  This according to the Nielsen Company. [...]

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[...] has commented If you live in the U.S. and own a mobile phone, it’s most likely an iPhone, according to a new study conducted by Nielsen. From January through October of this year, Apple’s little wonder device [...]

[...] iPhone is the most popular cellphone in the country, and with good reason. Despite occasionally awful choices by Apple, it still has the most—and [...]

[...] Nielsen says you weren’t the only one: That line was ranked No. 2 in its ranking of the top 10 U.S. mobile phones, released this week. iPhone, which already has plenty to gloat about, took the top spot. [...]

[...] LG may have more phones to sell, but Apple has the U.S.’s No. 1 mobile phone, according to a report published Tuesday by the Nielsen [...]

[...] of the top 10 most-used handsets by U.S. consumers in 2009 through October. RIM’s 8300 series took second place overall, ranking just behind the iPhone 3G. So while RIM has some serious infrastructure problems to [...]

[...] has the dominant mobile search engine; Nielsen ranked “Google Search” the top mobile website in the US in 2009. It benefits directly and [...]

[...] Top Mobile Phones, Sites and Brands for 2009 "The iPhone and various Blackberry handhelds dominated the mobile device market, while Google, Yahoo! and YouTube led the way as far as most accessed sites and brands on the mobile web. (tags: iphone trends mobile) [...]

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Reality check: These are the top *smartphone* brands. However, dumber, cheaper “feature phones” still comprise the overwhelming majority of the US mobile market.

The mobile digital divide is likely to persist for some time, unless smartphones and their data plans get radically more affordable.

Smartphones are cool, and developers like to focus on them — but it’s disingenuous to present them as the only mobile market that matters. If you want to reach more people by mobile, you need to offer a good low-end mobile experience, too. And that includes strategies like SMS and e-mail.

- Amy Gahran

[...] Nielsen compiled the data on the Top 10 mobile phones in use from January through October, 2009 in the U.S., which gives Apple a 4% market share, according to Cnet News. Competitor RIM (Research in Motion) landed 6.3% with its Blackberry line and LG took 6.4%. Together, the Top 10 mobile phones in use account for only 20% of the total devices in use. [...]

[...] Nielsen compiled the data on the Top 10 mobile phones in use from January through October, 2009 in the U.S., which gives Apple a 4% market share, according to Cnet News. Competitor RIM (Research in Motion) landed 6.3% with its Blackberry line and LG took 6.4%. Together, the Top 10 mobile phones in use account for only 20% of the total devices in use. [...]

[...] Top Mobile Phones, Sites and Brands for 2009 | Nielsen Wire Um, not really. These stats are only for top *smartphone* brands. Smartphones still comprise only a small part of the mobile market, even in the US. Dumber, cheaper “feature phones” still comprise the overwhelming majority of the US mobile market.The mobile digital divide is likely to persist for some time, unless smartphones and their data plans get radically more affordable. [...]

[...] phones San Francisco considers RF tags on cell phones when purchasing Second RIM outage in a week Nielsen shows just how many iPhones there are FCC moving forward with spectrum reallocation plan AT&T refutes infrastructure neglect claims [...]

[...] “no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share?” Well, according to Nielsen, the iPhone 3G is currently the number one mobile phone in the U.S., holding 4 percent of the [...]

[...] you live in the U.S. and own a mobile phone, it’s most likely an iPhone, according to a new study conducted by Nielsen. From January through October of this year, Apple’s little wonder device [...]

[...] answer is very simple. Your customers (at the very least the ones with iPhones and Androids) are using the mobile web for search and for social networking. Given the importance of these two channels in marketing your business – both today and in [...]

[...] an interesting post on Nielsen’s blog, showing which phones, sites and brands U.S. mobile users prefer. And the big winners are… [...]

The Apple iPhone is my chosen device and I find it to be a breath of fresh air. According to this report I am Mr Joe Normal. Certainly I access the top 7 websites on a repeat basis for work and Youtube mainly for fun.

It's nice to know that I conform so well, I always thought I was a bit weird ;-)

It’s a great smartphone – but a lousy phone. Dropped calls, missed calls that I never receive. Someone just told me they sent me a text I never received. But I use it more than my notebook pc.