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"Remember when Steve Ballmer said that there's \"no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share?\" Well, according to Nielsen, the iPhone 3G is currently the number one mobile phone in the U.S., holding 4 percent of the market. Not bad for a smartphone, eh, Steve?\nThe iPhone 3G is followed by RIM BlackBerry 8300 Series with 3.7 percent and the Motorola RAZR V3 series with 2.3 percent of the market, while the rest of the top ten list consists mainly of LG and RIM devices, with Samsung SPH-M540 snugged into the sixth place. Add the percentages of various LG or RIM devices up, and Apple is no longer number one; but Apple makes only one phone \u2014 the iPhone \u2014 and one can't deny they're doing mighty good. \n\n\n\nNielsen also lists the most popular websites accessed over mobile phones. Leading the pack, of course, is Google Search, but Google's Gmail takes only the third place, behind Yahoo's free mail service. The Weather Channel holds the fourth place, proving that many users still access the Internet over the phone only to find out if it's going to rain, while the ubiquitous Facebook is in the fifth place. \nAs far as brands on mobiles go, Yahoo is the most popular brand, followed by Google and MSN/WindowsLive/Bing. AOL and the Weather Channel hold the fourth and the fifth place, while Facebook has to settle for being the sixth most popular brand on mobiles. \nCheck out the complete lists over at Nielsen's blog."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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