Microsoft mobile OS market share dips from November, according to comScore



From PCWorld:

The latest data from market research firm comScore shows WP7 slipping from 9 percent of U.S. market share last November -- just a month after Redmond's big launch of its new mobile OS -- to 7.7 percent in February.

Meanwhile, Google's Android OS gained 7 points and took the mobile OS market share lead from Research in Motion. Android climbed to 33.0 percent from 26.0 percent, while RIM -- which makes the BlackBerry -- saw its market share decline to 28.9 percent in February from 33.5 percent in November.

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