Earlier today web analytics firm Net Applications released PC operating system numbers.
In a nutshell, today’s report keys on trends we would expect: Windows XP, first released back in 2001, is still hanging on at just below 30%. Windows 8/8.1 are in a dead heat with Vista, with Windows 8 finally starting to gain ground and Windows 7 is still by far, the Windows desktop champ.
On the Apple front, Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks saw a huge 21% market share jump in November. Compared to December’s numbers, Mavericks looked to be standing still with a 5% increase.
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[Via ComputerWorld.com…]