Giant jumps for Windows 8.1 and IE11, Windows XP and IE8 fall


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So guys, it's the first of the month again, and we all know what that means! Statistics!

 

Todays are rather impressive through. While Windows XP had to give up almost 6% of it's market share, Windows 8.1 took prety much all of it, with a growth of 4,2%. Windows 7 and Windows 8 jumped ahead with 0.3%.

 

The browser market is as impressive. Internet Explorer 8 lost 5% of the market. Internet Explorer 11 on the other hand gains 7%. IE10 too saw a raise (0.5%), while IE9 falls (-0.7%). Internet Explorer 6 only has half the marketshare from last month, with just 1,6% left (down from 3,2%). This makes that IE8, for the first time since years, has lost it's 1st position in the charts (now second), while IE11 takes the crown. There is a 7% gap between the 2 browsers now.

 

These are some impressive gains, however, it can be argued that this is due to a error in last months statistics, where everything went agains the trent from the past year.

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impressive? i have checked the source...

 

win 7: 53,05% (52,71)

win xp still 2nd with 17,18% (23,87)

win 8.1 hardly double digit: 10,92% (6,67)

win 8: 5,88

 

values of september in ()

 

win8/8.1 values were so low in september that they just had to rise honestly given that it's ms most recent os.

however, some also seem to go to win 7 instead of win 8

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impressive? i have checked the source...

 

win 7: 53,05% (52,71)

win xp still 2nd with 17,18% (23,87)

win 8.1 hardly double digit: 10,92% (6,67)

win 8: 5,88

 

values of september in ()

 

win8/8.1 values were so low in september that they just had to rise honestly given that it's ms most recent os.

however, some also seem to go to win 7 instead of win 8

 

A 4% jump in one month is impressive either way you want to try and spin it.   Specially for something people love to hate. 

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A 4% jump in one month is impressive either way you want to try and spin it.   Specially for something people love to hate. 

 

4% jump is not impressive especially if we consider that still a wide majority uses win 7 which is now about getting 6 years old.

scientifically win8/8.1 is not yet widely accepted and the fact that next year win 10 will be out makes it very hard to believe anything big is gonna change for win 8/8.1. many would call it even a flop and i tend to agree.

the numbers look bad. period.

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The numbers look bad, or low, because they're speeding up the release cycle,  8.1 isn't going to be on the market long enough to make it as high as 7 or XP, heck XP was that high because it was on the market for so long to begin with.     Even with Windows 10 looking good so far, depending what MS does going forward, it's market share could be low because they could push out a 10.1 update in 2016, they way they're moving things.    

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4% jump is not impressive especially if we consider that still a wide majority uses win 7 which is now about getting 6 years old.

scientifically win8/8.1 is not yet widely accepted and the fact that next year win 10 will be out makes it very hard to believe anything big is gonna change for win 8/8.1. many would call it even a flop and i tend to agree.

the numbers look bad. period.

4% IS impressive when there has been no huge release on the market to explain it.

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4% jump is not impressive especially if we consider that still a wide majority uses win 7 which is now about getting 6 years old.

scientifically win8/8.1 is not yet widely accepted and the fact that next year win 10 will be out makes it very hard to believe anything big is gonna change for win 8/8.1. many would call it even a flop and i tend to agree.

the numbers look bad. period.

We wouldn't expect a devout Linux fanboy to say anything different. 

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