According to the latest statistics shared by comScore on November 3, the year's third quarter witnessed Samsung dominating the US mobile phone market, with the Samsung handsets clearly outselling the handsets of the rival companies.

According to the comScore statistics for August, Google's increasingly-popular Android operating system continued its ascent in the recent weeks, with its market share soaring nearly 7 percentage points during the month.

Going by the most recent search market data forwarded by market research firm comScore Inc, Google maintained its US core search market lead in October, and Microsoft’s Bing gained additional market share during the month.

According to the most recent worldwide statistics revealed by market researcher comScore, Google has retained its top spot as the world's most popular search engine; and is, by far ahead of its competitors!

According to a Friday-released analysis by industry tracker comScore, even though the Microsoft-Yahoo alliance appears to be a promising one, it might still be an uphill task for the partnering companies to overcome the steadfast loyalty of the countless Google users in the US!

The Reston Virginia based internet researcher, comScore, Inc. on Thursday (June 17, 2009) released its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of the U. S. search marketplace. The comScore analysis found that in May 2009, Americans conducted 14.3 billion core searches.

The leader in measuring the digital world, comScore, Inc. on Thursday (June 17, 2009) released a follow up study on the performance of Bing, Microsoft's new search engine, during the second week of its public launch. The findings of the study show that Microsoft has continued to increase its position in the search market following the initial week of Bing's debut.

The leader in measuring the digital world - comScore on Thursday (June 4, 2009) released its study based ob the April 2009 data from the comScore Video Metrix service, articulating that U. S. Internet users viewed 16.8 billion online videos during the month, representing an increase of 16 percent versus March.

The leader in measuring the digital world - comScore, Inc. has announced the U. K. launch of comScore Ad Metrix, a breakthrough service in digital media campaign planning and buying that provides comprehensive insight into where display ads are viewed online and the demographic composition of the audiences reached.

The leading web researcher - comScore, Inc. on Monday (May 18, 2009) released its monthly comScore qSearch study of the U. S. search marketplace. According to the comScore study, in April 2009, Americans conducted 14.8 billion core searches, a 3-percent gain versus March.