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Windows, Internet Explorer continue to lose web share
Stephen Withers
Monday, 03 May 2010 09:47
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Web share statistics for April suggest users are continuing to move away from Windows and Internet Explorer. Mobile devices and Chrome are among the beneficiaries.
Windows usage continues to drift fractionally downwards (91.46%, compared with 91.58% in March and 93.45% in April 2009).
Mac usage is well up on the year (5.32% vs 4.64%), but is a whisker lower than in March (5.33%).
Linux usage is almost back to its year-ago position (1.05% vs 1.06%) with a small rise from March (1.03%).
Mobile devices are where the real growth is occurring. Java ME is still the leading platform on 0.79% (up from 0.78% in March and 0.35% a year ago).
What about iPhone OS? What about browser shares? Please read on.
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