Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 24th Jul 2007 15:11 UTC, submitted by flanque
Break out the salt, boys and girls, it's time for some statistics again. "According to Net Applications, in June Windows Vista accounted for 4.52% of all systems that browsed the Web, up from January's 0.18%. Vista has grown its usage share each month since its release to consumers Jan. 30, hitting 0.93% in February, 2.04% in March, 3.02% in April and 3.74% in May. Apple Inc.'s Mac OS X, meanwhile, accounted for 6.22% in January and hit its high point of 6.46% in May, but it slipped back to 6% in June. If Vista's uptake trend continues, it should pass Mac OS X in Web usage share by the end of August." Do with it as you please.
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2006-02-12
of course vista usage will grow. New computers are almost always sold with Vista and after all people do by new computers all the time. As far as Mac OS loosing grounds those are just percentages. I am pretty sure that the number of Mac users has grown but not as fast as Vista users. After all there is a lot larger Windows user base than Mac OS one and then you go back to the same problem of Vista being shoved down everyone's throat. So this statistics is complete BS and it says absolutely nothing. If you really care about the bigger picture compare Windows to Mac OS computers. Not a version of one with a version of the other.