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Numbers rarely lie, but sometimes they stagger out of the bar, tipsy and swearing they saw a unicorn. According to StatCounter—an outfit notorious for peering into the internet’s tea leaves and calling it statistics—Windows 10’s share of US web traffic has tumbled off a digital cliff. In just...

In a recent deep dive into the murky realm of Windows market share reporting, a familiar pattern has emerged—repeated month after month, like clockwork. Reports powered by Statcounter's global stats have become the go-to fodder for anyone eager to declare the fate of Windows 10 versus Windows...

Ah, Statcounter—the household name for anyone who's ever run into an internet tracking graphic. It's that time of the month again, where Statcounter drops its analytics mic, presenting charts and "market share insights" that send tech bloggers into a feeding frenzy. Articles abound: Windows 10...

In a significant milestone for Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 11 has officially exceeded a 30% market share, marking the first time it has crossed this threshold since its launch in October 2021. According to the latest data from Statcounter, Windows 11 achieved a record high of...

Somehow we thought this had already happened, but it appears Google's Android has just overtaken Windows as the internet's most popular operating system. That's according to web analytics firm StatCounter, which on Monday released statistics marking the "milestone in technology history and end...

share: digg facebook twitter Microsoft has sold 350 million Windows 7 licenses in the 18 months since releasing the operating system, the company announced today. About two weeks ago, Windows 7 overtook Windows XP as the most-used OS in the United States, according to numbers from StatCounter –...

“Hallelujah!” Redmond may be shouting. Microsoft‘s Windows 7 has surpassed Windows XP as the most-used desktop operating system in the United States, according to StatCounter. Windows XP was the OS that would never die – largely because Microsoft bungled the release of Windows Vista. But now...

As recently as a year ago, Windows XP was the kingpin of PCs in the US with 43.1 percent market share. But that's rapidly changing. StatCounter shows that while Mac OS X is creeping up slightly and Windows Vista continues its death march, Windows 7 is on the rise, steadily closing the gap with...

Computerworld - Windows 7 has passed the 10-year-old Windows XP in U.S. usage share, according to data from an Irish Web analytics company. In the first 10 days of April, Windows 7's average daily share was 32.2% as measured by StatCounter, besting XP's average of 30.7%. Link Removed