Verizon takes 12 percent of iPhone market share in just a month

March 15, 2011 10:34 PM
Dean Takahashi
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Early Bird Tickets on Sale

The battle for market share is on between Verizon Wireless and AT&T. In just one month, Verizon took 12.7 percent of the iPhone market, according to ad tracking firm Chitika.

That shows Verizon probably sold a lot of phones in its first month working with Apple and that AT&T is going to have to offer better services to users to hang on to them.

Chitika can measure the number of AT&T and Verizon devices registering on its network. Just one day after the device launched to Verizon customers on Feb. 10, Verizon iPhones accounted for 3 percent of the U.S. iPhone base.

Apple also debuted the second-generation iPad with Verizon as well as AT&T last Friday. While AT&T and Verizon slug it out, Apple is sitting pretty and could very well be gaining market share on Android.

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  • http://www.avenuesocial.com Faizan Subzwari

    This was very much predicted and on the cards.

  • http://www.advancedwebads.com/sc/164 Randy Addison

    WEll, thanks for Verizon's satirical commercials and statements about the “other” company that this goal has been hit.

  • yoannvalensi

    that was obvious. At&t is probably the only very bad network I know.

  • http://www.mobilecubix.com iPhone App Development

    All things depend on the services.Who provide the better service as compared to competitors that company captured the market share

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