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Android's Q1 2011 global sales hit 36 million, analyst reports

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 19 May 2011 9:59 am
Gartner
Another day, another chart showing Android's spectacular growth. What you see above is Gartner's numbers for the first quarter of 2011. And in those three months, some 36.2 million Android devices were sold worldwide, for a 36 percent share in the period. Second highest was Symbian, at 27.5 million, and iOS devices totaled 16.9 million devices. BlackBerry was at 13 million, and Microsoft (Windows...