Windows platform market share rebound

Computer store news: According to foreign media TheNextWeb reported that Microsoft's Windows XP system fell below 40% market share in November last year, while Windows 8 only has 1% market share. According to the latest data from December, after half a year's market share decline, the market share of Microsoft's Windows 7 and Windows 8 platforms has finally begun to pick up.

NetApplication's latest market data shows that Windows 8 platform share began to rise in December 2012, from 1.09% to 1.64, while Windows 7 platform share increased from 44.71% to 45.11%. It is predicted that Windows 8 growth The peak will be in January this year.

Last December, Microsoft’s Windows 7 market share exceeded 45% for the first time, while Windows Vista’s share fell by 0.03%, and Windows XP’s share dropped by 0.74%.

In general, Windows Market share rose for the first time in half a year. From November to December last year, Windows market share increased by 0.29 percentage points, from 91.45% to 91.74%, while Apple's OS X and Linux platforms fell by 0.23 and 0.06 percentage points respectively.

When Windows 8 was officially launched for a month, more than half of the users chose not to use their default IE10 browser. Today, after two months of user experience, Microsoft's IE10 browser share has also increased, at 0.96%. NetApplication surveys 160 million visitors per month, covering about 40,000 websites.