Nearly 10 percent – 9.9 percent, to be specific. That’s how much of the market share Apple’s Mac OS X has captured, even as tech journalism has been rife with stories about the impending Microsoft Windows 7.Let’s face it – Windows is still the 400 lb. gorilla, with 88.3 percent of the market, according to stats from Net Applications. And some might say that’s a decline of a scant of 2.2 percent in the same time that Mac has creeped upward. But Net Applications reports that’s the biggest drop in a three-month<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Nearly 10 percent – 9.9 percent, to be specific. That’s how much of the market share Apple’s Mac OS X has captured, even as tech journalism has been rife with stories about the impending Microsoft Windows 7.Let’s face it – Windows is still the 400 lb. gorilla, with 88.3 percent of the market, according to stats from Net Applications. And some might say that’s a decline of a scant of 2.2 percent in the same time that Mac has creeped upward. But Net Applications reports that’s the biggest drop in a three-month Continue reading