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As recently as August 2010, ABI reported that iOS still held a dominant 52 percent of the market for mobile app downloads.” Instead, 2011 seems to have been the year that Android made its move on iOS. At that time, the firm projected that figure might grow to 23 percent by 2014. In 2009, Google’s OS facilitated just 11 percent of total app downloads. “Android has grown much faster than ABI’s earlier projections have suggested. These figures are miles away from what the research firm predicted back in 2009 as the mobile wars were just getting heated up: According to their figures, 44% of all mobile apps downloaded are headed for Android devices, with 31% going to the iOS platform. It was reported on Tuesday that ABI Research says Android now leads the pack in the number of apps downloaded.

More Apps Downloaded to Android than to iPhone Indeed, after a couple of ho-hum weeks, the news flew fast and furious this week. Of course, if I’m going to get busy and miss deadline, it’ll happen on a busy week in FOSS news. In that spirit, I offer you “Friday FOSS Week in Review, Special Saturday Edition.” Hence, we were often treated to “Monday Night Football, Special Thursday Edition” and such. Back in the days when ABC ran “Monday Night Football” they called any NFL game they ran “Monday Night Football,” no matter what the day of the week. Just so you know, there’s a precedent for this. So busy, in fact, I was unable to make my deadline for FWIR, so here I am with a special Saturday edition.

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