A Lotta Cheddar
Apple expected to reach $1 trillion in lifetime revenues from iOS devices in 2017
So says Asymco
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Nokia selling little over 80,000 Lumias a month in US
Asymco breaks out its estimates
Only Samsung standing up to Apple onslaught in the iPhone era, reports Asymco
iPhone makes 73% of profits from 8.8% of market
Each iOS device sold equates to $12 for developers reckons Asymco's Dediu
Or 50c a month for 24 months
Asymco unveils first 'modern market analysis' conference, bound for Amsterdam on 13 April
Event a 'participatory experience'
Gap between Apple and Samsung narrows as asymco weighs up mobile market in Q3 2011
Nokia slips to third as HTC and RIM tie for fourth
Smartphones still to come to 70% of mobile market as asymco's colourful graph demonstrates
Non-smartphones sales figures slowing down
At the present rate, RIM could lose its US user base by the end of 2012 reckons analyst asymco
1.2 million subscribers currently lost every month
RIM's fading fast; BlackBerry shipments fall behind Samsung and HTC reckons analyst Horace Dediu
Could end the year with single digit market share
Once the dominant forces, asymco tracks the four year demise of Motorola and Nokia
And the rise of, you guessed it, iPhone
Smartphone penetration sits at 34% in US as 155 million stick to feature phones
But Windows Phone finally starts to grow
Samsung bada shipments up 355% to 4.5 million units in Q2 2011
Android not manufacturer's sole focus
Microsoft losing 717k smartphone users a month in US reckons asymco
BlackBerry and webOS also haemorrhaging subscribers
Android Market suffering from 'app attrition' as platform sheds a third of its library
Growth being offset by app removals
Microsoft making 5 times more money from Android than Windows Phone
HTC paying patent fee of $5 per device
Nokia's Microsoft deal is one in a long line of failed dalliances says analysts asymco
This year's model
Apple, Nokia, RIM and Samsung are most profitable OEMs
HTC gets a slice too
Smartphone market grew 73% in Q4 2010, Samsung growing fastest
Android giving Korean firm the edge