Android’s share of China’s smartphones has reached 55.4%

According to news on June 18, according to the "2012Q1 China Mobile Application Market Quarterly Monitoring Report" released by iiMedia Research, a third-party mobile Internet data research organization, as of March 2012, the number of smartphone users in China reached 252 million, and 55.4% of smartphone operating systems were Android systems. The report shows that as of March 2012, the number of mobile Internet users in China reached 372 million, of which the number of smartphone users reached 252 million, a month-on-month increase of 13.0%. Data show that in the 2012Q1 Chinese smartphone operating system market, the top three systems were Android, Symbian and iOS systems. Among them, the proportion of Android operating system continued to increase, accounting for 55.4%, while the Symbian operating system continued its downward trend, accounting for only 25.6%, and iOS system accounted for 12.4%. iiMedia Consulting believes that with its open source and open features, as well as the efforts of various brands in the Android camp, the Android operating system has achieved a leading position in China's smartphone operating systems, but it has also led to the diversity of terminals. There are currently more than 2,000 types of Android terminals on the market, which brings great inconvenience to application development.