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Android OS Takes The Number Two Smart Phone Position By Bruce Houghton Google's Android mobile operating system continued to shake up the U.S. mobile phone market in the first quarter of 2010, moving past Apple to take the number-two position among smartphone operating systems, according to The NPD Group. Based on sales last quarter the Android moved into second position at 28% behind RIM Blackberry at 36% and ahead of Apple iPhone at 21%. Strong sales of the Droid, Droid Eris, and Blackberry Curve encouraged by special promotions helped keep Verizon Wireless's smartphone sales almost on par with AT&T in Q1. AT&T comprised nearly a third of the smartphone market (32%) followed closely by Verizon Wireless (30%), T-Mobile (17%) and Sprint (15%). Continue Reading

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