スマートデバイスのプラットフォームと技術動向

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The document appears to be a series of charts and figures related to mobile device sales and usage over time: - In December 2011, iPhone sales were 3,704 units or 41% of the market share, while Android sales were 6,750 units or 75% of the market share. iPad and iPod sales were lower at 17% each. - Between 2011 and 2022, mobile app stores grew substantially, with the App Store downloads increasing from 4,000 per day to over 5,000 per day and Android Market downloads increasing from 2,500 to 6,500 per day. - The document traces the history and growth of iOS and Android from their beginnings in the late 1990s and early 2000

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スマートデバイスのプラットフォームと技術動向

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