October Windows 7 share rose rapidly IE browser share dropped

This article cited from foreign websites, some similar to MAC's public relations, but look at these surveys anyway, the survey data of several companies are very different.

Net Applications website statistics show that the release of Windows7 in late October has caused the Windows7 share to rise rapidly, but the total amount of data transmitted over the entire Windows operating system has dropped to 92.52%, Mac OS X Their analysis further rose to 5.27%. In the same period, the transfer rate of XP dropped by 1%, and many of them turned to Mac OSX or other operating systems.

It is not clear whether this trend will continue to develop. Since most users tend to purchase the tying Windows 7 operating system with a brand new machine, and will not choose to upgrade from the existing XP/Vista to Windows 7, Microsoft CEO Steve Palermo himself also believes that Windows 7 is listed in the short term. It will not bring a significant boost to Microsoft's market share. Moreover, Apple is still making a fuss about using a new installation from XP to Windows7 to persuade users to take the opportunity to transfer to the Mac OSX platform.

Browser part, Microsoft's situation in October has not improved, IE browser's network data transmission rate fell below 65% for the first time, 64.64%; and Firefox climbed to 24.07%; Chrome and Safari Also increased to 3.58% and 4.42%. Microsoft's IE market share is undoubtedly being eroded by these emerging browsers.