60% Windows

30% OSX

10% Linux

All sites are technology related.

I do not know what this number mean but I bet other site owners will reports similar pattern.

The new Blackberrys have already come out and they have been really advertising like crazy, so if I was a betting nan I would guess that their sales have gone up in the last couple of months.

Last year Apple took a lot of heat on their back to school promotions from the media until the numbers came in. The only time I worry about Apple's moves is when the media doesn't question them. As long as the media thinks they are crazy, I know they are on the right path.

I don't know if you're a native English speaker, but you're wrong. Sorry.

Even this in not conclusive however as:

1- The universe of sites that Net Applications uses is constantly changing, and

2- users change their habits at different times. For example, At christmas time people do a lot of online shopping. I suspect that they are more likely to do this from home. So this might influence the outcome.

Still – I think it shows useful trends.

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One observation – as Window OS looses aprox half a percentage point share (of previous value), Mac OS gains roughly 5.5%. That is a big gain! (GO MAC!)

It is unusual for a person to refer to themselves in the subjective case with reference to inanimate objects, especially gifts. It is a slippery slope. You end up being with doors hitting you, your watch breaks on you, your PC refuses to tell you things, and so on.

If you're strong enough to take the nominative, however, you run into doors, you break your watch, and you buy a Mac.

The statement further begs the question of how one ball could be given to two people, but that can't be resolved through select grammar.

"data" is a foreign word, so you have the choice of arguing about its usage, or preferring the English equivalent.

Interestingly, there are 11 windows users per mac user and there are 11 mac users per linux user. Or maybe, I just find that interesting.