comScore stats show Google's OS continuing to expand, mainly at BlackBerry's expense.
By the end of June 2011, Android had a 40.1% share of US smartphones in use, according to comScore's latest mobiLens data.
That's up from a 34.7% share in March 2011. comScore has iPhone in second place with a 26.6% market share in June, up from 25.5% in March.
It's not so good news for BlackBerry, which fell from 27.1% to 23.4% in the same time period, Microsoft's Windows Mobile/Phone operating systems also fell from 7.5% to 5.8% during Q2, with Symbian dipping from 2.3% to 2%.
According to comScore, 78.5 million people in the US owned smartphones during Q2, up 8% from Q1. Meanwhile, it has also published stats for overall mobile subscribers by handset maker, with Samsung top with a 25.3% share, followed by LG (21.3%), Motorola (14.5%), Apple (8.9%) and RIM (7.9%).
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