According to research, the majority of Americans—more than 50%—use iPhones rather than Android devices.
When it was introduced in 2007, the iPhone overtook Android for the first time in the US market. Apple has long held a dominant position in the home market.
Apple also holds a commanding position in the global market for high-end smartphones. Android overtook iOS for the first time in the early years of the modern smartphone in 2010, and Apple was unable to regain this lead.
A study found that more than 50% of Americans use iPhones rather than Android devices.
When the iPhone debuted in 2007, Android had never surpassed it in the US market. In the domestic market, Apple has long enjoyed a commanding dominance.
Additionally, Apple dominates the global market for premium cellphones. In the early years of the modern smartphone, in 2010, Android passed iOS for the first time, and Apple was unable to retake the lead.
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