With Windows 10 less than one year away from the end of support, Windows 11 is getting significantly more popular.
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Windows 11 continues its growth, and according to Statcounter, it has just reached a new, all-time high market share.
Statcounter's latest browser stats are here, showing Microsoft Edge getting very close to a 14% market share.
Say what you want about Windows 11, but the operating system continues to gain more users as Windows 10 declines.
Windows 11 has just reached a new all-time high market share. Statcounter reports that almost 31% of all Windows users have upgraded their systems to Windows 11, while Windows 10 goes below 65%.
In June 2024, Microsoft's desktop browser slightly increased its market share. According to Statcounter, Microsoft Edge currently holds about 13.36%, which grants it second place behind Chrome.
After a few slow months, Windows 11 is picking up some good steam. Statcounter's latest report claims that the operating system is currently at its highest, with almost a 30% market share.
Statcounter reports that Microsoft's desktop browser has now reached its all-time new high share of 13.14%, further securing its "second most popular browser" position in the desktop market.
Statcounter has published the latest report, revealing new stats about the PC market. According to their findings, Windows 11 reclaimed some of its lost customers after two months of decline.
Statcounter reports that Windows 11 continues to lose its market share for the second month in a row. Windows 10, meanwhile, is gaining more users and is now back above the 70% mark.
The new report from Statcounter shows Microsoft Edge slowly climbing up and getting closer to a 13% market share. However, in April 2024, Chrome also increased its share in the desktop browser market.
Data from Statcounter shows that Linux managed to increase its market share in March after passing the 4% mark for the very first time in February. Market share could go up when Windows 10 is retired.
Microsoft is trying very hard to get more people to switch to Edge. However, according to the latest findings by Statcounter, those efforts do not yield much success and cannot dethrone Chrome.
Statcounter has released its March 2024 report, showing the latest changes in the Windows market, such as Windows 11 falling 28.16% to 26.72% and Windows 10 climbing from 67.23% to over 69%.
Statcounter is reporting that Linux on the desktop has surpassed 4% of market share compared to just 1.53% in October 2020. The reasons for the increase aren't known but we speculate about the cause.
Slow but steady, Windows 11 continues to get more popular among PC users. According to the latest data from Statcounter, the operating system now has approximately 28.18% of all Windows users.
Windows 11 increased its market share to nearly 28%, according to Statcounter. In January 2024, it continued its slow but steady climb, getting closer to Windows 10 with its 66% market share.
According to the latest data from Statcounter, the Microsoft Edge browser reached its new all-time high market share of 12.96%, gaining over one point in the first month of this year.
According to the latest report from Statcounter, Windows 11's market share remains relatively unchanged despite the recent launch of version 23H2. Right now, the OS holds about 26.54%
The December 2023 report from Statcounter is out with new data about the most popular browsers. Microsoft Edge is getting closer to 12%, Safari takes a sudden dive, and Chrome fights back.
According to the November 2023 report from Statcounter, Microsoft Edge achieved its biggest market share to date. However, the browser is still far away from Google Chrome and even Apple's Safari.
Statcounter has released the latest report, revealing that Windows 11 is now installed on more than 25% of all Windows computers. Windows 10 is slowly going down, now at a 68% mark.
According to the latest report from Statcounter, Windows 11 jumped from 23% to 26% in October 2023. Statcounter's data indicate that 26.14% of all Windows computers run Windows 11.
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StatCounter has published its September 2023 report with the latest stats about desktop operating systems. According to the data, Windows 11's market share is unchanged and not going anywhere.
Statcounter's August 2023 report is now available, which means we can check out Windows 11's growth (or decline) and see how Microsoft's latest operating system compares to its predecessors.
Statcounter's latest operating system report is here with new details about various Windows versions. According to the July 2023 report, almost 24% of all customers use Windows 11.
Statcounter's July 2023 report is out with new numbers about browsers, operating systems, search engines, more. According to the latest findings, Edge remains the third most popular desktop browser.
Statcounter has released the latest monthly report detailing changes in the desktop browser market. According to the findings, Safari continues climbing, Chrome goes down, and Edge is stalled.
It is time to catch up with the latest Microsoft news that happened during the last week. We have dead Surface, weird updates, not-so-dead Windows 7, stats, app updates, new builds, and more.
Microsoft recently revealed that more than one billion computers run its operating system. But how many of those are using Windows 11? The latest Statcounter report has the answers.
Statcounter has released the May 2023 report with the latest data about the browser market. According to the findings, Safari continues climbing after overtaking Microsoft Edge in April 2023.
Slow but steady, Windows 11 continues growing and gaining more users. Statcounter's latest report shows that the latest Windows instalment has just crossed its all-time high mark of 23%.
The latest report from Statcounter reveals a dramatic change in the desktop browser market. Safari, the only non-cross-platform mainstream browser, has overtaken Edge in the race for second place.
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The latest StatCounter data reveals Windows 11's continuous growth. According to the March 2023 report, Windows 11 now has almost 21% of the market, while Windows 10 also keeps gaining users.
According to Statcounter's February 2023 browser market report, Microsoft Edge is about to lose its "second-most popular desktop browser" title to Apple's macOS-only Safari browser.
Statcounter's February 2023 report is here with the latest details about the desktop operating systems market. According to the findings, Windows 11 is now almost on every fifth PC.
According to the latest report from Statcounter, Windows 11 has crossed the 18% mark. The operating system continues its way up the ladder, although the current king of the hill is not giving up.
Statcounter has released the January 2023 report with details about the mainstream browser. While the overall picture remains (and will remain) unchanged, all players have modest gains and losses.
Statcounter's monthly report is out, bringing new data about desktop browsers and operating systems. According to the latest findings, Edge did not gain much audience in December 2022.
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