Apple was the top maker of smartphones owned in the United States from March through May, 2011, with 26.6% of the market reported ComScore.
RIM's BlackBerry had 24.7% of the market, while HTC's Android and Droid smartphones equaled 11.8%. Motorola had 11.4% of the market, and Samsung made 8.9%.
76.8 million people in the U.S. owned smartphones during the three months
ending in May 2011, up 11 percent from the preceding three-month
period.
Google Android ranked as the top operating system with 38.1
percent of U.S. smartphone subscribers, up 5.1 percentage points. Apple
strengthened its Number 2 position with 26.6 percent of the smartphone market,
up 1.4 percentage points. RIM ranked third with 24.7 percent share,
followed by Microsoft (5.8 percent) and Palm (2.4 percent).