Higher Income Earners Are More Likely To Select An iPhone

AppAdvice
By Bryan M. WolfeFeb 20, 2014, 10:30 am217 pts
Of the 121 million smartphones sold in the U.S. in 2013, 45 percent were iPhones. This was an increase of 1 percent from 2012, according to AppleInsider. The NPD Group survey of the top U.S. smartphone brands shows that Samsung took 26 percent of the market in 2013. They were followed by LG (8 percent), HTC (6…

Read Article Share
Share Article
- email
- x.com
- facebook
- pocket
- reddit
- tumblr
- linkedin
- pinterest

Trending Today on MacHash

PSA: OpenAI will remove several models from ChatGPT next month 285

Latest blow to Apple: Four AI researchers, top Siri leader depart 265

JP Morgan reviews Apple’s stock price target following Q1 2026 earnings 256

As users look for TikTok alternatives, UpScrolled downloads surge on the App Store 242

Apple just completely changed how you buy a new Mac 233

New EFF campaign urges Apple and other tech companies to ‘Encrypt It Already’ 222

Apple ‘runs on Anthropic,’ says Mark Gurman 218

Apple discontinues iPhone Upgrade Program in the UK 211

About MacHash

MacHash is your real-time Apple news aggregator, delivering the latest headlines on Apple, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iOS from top sources across the web.

As a powerful content discovery platform, MacHash continuously curates breaking news, product announcements, software updates, reviews, and industry insights related to Apple Inc. and its ecosystem.

MacHash helps you stay informed on everything from macOS and iOS developments to Apple Watch, AirPods, and the latest in tech and app innovation.

Access MacHash from your desktop or mobile device to explore, follow, and share the most trusted Apple news all in one place.