Samsung was the top handset manufacturer in the U.S. during...
Samsung was the top handset manufacturer in the U.S. during the three-month period ending in October, comScore said Friday in a market report. Samsung had a 26.3 percent market share for the period, up from 25.6 percent during the period…
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ending in July, comScore said. Apple was in second place at 17.8 percent for the October report, up from 16.3 percent in July; LG was third with 17.6 percent, Motorola was fourth with 11 percent and HTC was fifth with 6 percent, comScore said. Google’s Android remained the leading smartphone platform in the U.S. for the October report, with 53.6 percent of subscribers; Apple remained in second place with 34.3 percent, while Research In Motion remained in third, comScore said. The firm said it surveyed 30,000 U.S. mobile subscribers to get the market report results (http://xrl.us/bn39fy).