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RIM eclipses Windows Mobile market share for Q2 2008  Stop the presses and break out the Courvoisier, as we’ve just hit a major milestone in the ongoing mobile OS market share wars. For the first time, RIM and its BlackBerry OS have surpassed Windows Mobile market share during the 2nd quarter of this year. RIM clocked in with 17.4%, handily topping WM’s 12% not [...]
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Windows market share drops below 90% for the first time in 15 years  Microsoft higher-ups might not exactly be shaking in their boots upon hearing this news, but market research firm Net Applications has just released new information that puts the Windows OS market share at its lowest point in 15 years. That low point - 89.62%. Yes, Microsoft still holds the overwhelming lion’s share of the computer [...] [..] |
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| Market Now Assuming a Microsoft-Yahoo Deal at $33-$34--Not So Fast After Yahoo's dramatic backpedal yesterday, investors are now assuming that Microsoft (MSFT) and Yahoo (YHOO) will come to an agreement--soon--at about $34 per share. Based on what has emerged about Steve Ballmer's mindset in past few days, however, we think this is less likely than the market thinks.
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