Data: comScore. Chart: Brian Loftus. Click to enlarge.
FORTUNE — Google’s (GOOG) Android, at 52%, took the largest share of U.S. smartphone sales in the three month period (Jan. – Mar.) covered by comScore’s report Friday. But it managed to lose 1.4 percentage points sequentially, while Apple (AAPL), at 39%, gained 2.7.
In the Apple vs. Samsung competition, Apple widened its U.S. lead, which now stands at 39% to 21.7%. But as Brian Loftus’ chart above shows, Apple is not widening that lead quite as fast as it had been in recent months.
Outside, the U.S., it’s a different story. See The mobile world according to Kantar.
Below the fold: comScore’s spreadsheets.
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