Apple’s iPhones have been oscillating below the 50% market share mark in the US ever since the OG iPhone inception in 2007. On last Q2 count, 48% of Americans carried iPhones and the rest Android phones, save for a few luddites.
Now, however, the quartet of iPhone 13 handsets and the introduction of the budget iPhone SE, have managed to boost iPhone ownership above the 50% threshold for the first time, reports Counterpoint Research.
This means that the US phone users are now predominantly carrying Apple devices and the trend is likely to continue with the iPhone 14 series launch on September 16 as Apple is expected to release its first cheap big phone then.
