The Android operating system maintained its leadership in the global mobile phone market, reaching 75% of worldwide sales in the second quarter. This consolidated dominance reflects the wide range of manufacturers using Google's system worldwide.
Apple managed to maintain its advantage in the North American market, where iOS devices continue to hold a significant market share. This strong position in the United States contrasts with the broader global distribution of Android.
In the Chinese market, HarmonyOS, developed by Huawei, has been strengthening its position. The company managed to gain ground in its home country, benefiting from a strategy that includes the gradual replacement of Android devices in favor of its own operating system.
This scenario reflects the distinct dynamics of different markets: while Android dominates globally, Apple remains competitive in the US, and Huawei manages to recover market share in China through its own ecosystem.
