iPhone dominates web traffic in the UK

Due to the large number of users they have Apple iPhones A study has revealed that Smartphone web traffic in the UK is being led by AppleThanks to this, Apple continues to gain followers and make it more difficult for its rivals to compete in that country.

Apple's leadership in the United Kingdom

A study conducted by Chitika based on smartphone web traffic in the UK during Q2 revealed that 48,9% of that traffic originated from Apple iPhones . Samsung ranked second in the study, with a noticeably lower share at only 22,8% , which should be disappointing for Samsung; followed by Blackberry with 16,8% . Despite the Korean company's significant investment in marketing its devices in the UK, it still lags behind Apple, even with the unveiling of the new look of its Terminal 5 at London's Heathrow Airport to promote and boost sales of its latest Galaxy S devices.

Reports from Cult of Mac have shown that, even after Samsung's extensive campaign to promote its Galaxy S, Apple's iPhone 5s and 5c outsold the Galaxy S5 in May . This is only the first month since the device's launch and indicates that its growth and Apple's dominance will continue, although this won't be seen in the short term.

Originally posted by Cult of Mac

With one or more new iPhone models this fall, it's very likely that Apple will reach and maintain almost 50% of the usage share by the end of the year; since the iPhones launched in 2013 were well received in the UK, there's no doubt that it will continue to hold that position this time around.