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Smartphone sales increased 24% in 2009 with the iPhone's market share nearly doubling. The document includes tables showing worldwide mobile terminal sales and 2009 second quarter smartphone market shares. It also references reports on the Android and iPhone app markets, with Android apps growing the fastest but the iPhone market remaining the largest. Facebook is reported to drive 44% of social sharing on the web.
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- 4. October 2009 Mobile Metrics Report November 23rd, 2009http://metrics.admob.com/2009/11/october-2009-mobile-metrics-report/
- 5. Android Market Apps fastest growing – Iphone Market the Biggest ! BY ARUN PRABHUDESAI ON FEBRUARY 23, 2010 http://trak.in/tags/business/2010/02/23/android-market-apps-fastest-growing-iphone-market-the-biggest/
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