The latest report from Statcounter reveals that Windows 11 is not tremendously popular among PC users. Only 15% of Windows computers run Microsoft's latest OS one year after its launch.

Earlier this year, Statcounter reported a two-month decline, which made Windows 11 the first OS to lose customers mid-cycle. However, it is now catching up and picking up some good steam.

Statcounter began tracking the statistics in March, and they’ve roughly remained the same since then: ChatGPT absolutely dominates, with a cluster of smaller AI chatbots below. So far, the only ...

If you're wondering about the rest of Chrome's rivals, there's Safari, which is in third place, but it barely has half of Edge's user base, with the Apple browser sitting on 6.51% (also down from last ...

The end of support for Windows 10 is approaching and Windows 11 has overtaken its predecessor worldwide. In Germany the ...

Microsoft's Bing is making notable progress in the search market, leveraging AI to chip away at Google's long-standing ...

Statcounter At the end of April, 43.72 percent of all Windows users were using Windows 11, but by the end of May that figure had dropped to 43.22 percent.

According to web analytics firm StatCounter, Chrome took 25.69 percent of the worldwide market, up from 4.66 percent in November 2009, compared to Firefox's share of 25.23 percent.

The research arm of StatCounter, the independent web analytics company, finds that in March, Android topped the worldwide OS internet usage market share with 37.93%, which puts it marginally ahead ...