Google Inc.'s Android software will become the world's second most popular operating system for cellphones this year, leapfrogging rival offerings from Microsoft Corp., Research In Motion and Apple Inc., according to a new report.
By 2014, Android will account for 29.6 per cent of all cellphone operating system sales, according to research firm Gartner, putting it in position to challenge Nokia Corp.' s Symbian software, which has reigned as the top mobile operating system for years.
Symbian will have a 30.2 per cent share of the global market in 2014, according to Gartner.
Google Inc.'s Android software will become the world's second most popular operating system for cellphones this year, leapfrogging rival offerings from Microsoft Corp., Research In Motion and Apple Inc., according to a new report.
By 2014, Android will account for 29.6 per cent of all cellphone operating system sales, according to research firm Gartner, putting it in position to challenge Nokia Corp.' s Symbian software, which has reigned as the top mobile operating system for years.
Symbian will have a 30.2 per cent share of the global market in 2014, according to Gartner.
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