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<\/a><\/center>The latest U.S. smartphone market share data from comScore shows an interesting twist compared to global data. Fast growth in emerging markets has sent Apple’s global market share plummeting<\/a>, but the big-money U.S. smartphone market is still very much driven by high-end handsets. According to comScore’s latest data, Apple’s<\/a> share of the U.S. smartphone market climbed to 39% in Q1 2013 from 36.3% in the fourth quarter last year. Over the same period of time, Android’s<\/a> share of the U.S. market slid from 53.4% to 52%. Perhaps even more interesting than the figures themselves, however, is the trend among mobile operating systems in the U.S. \u2014 Android is still the nation’s top smartphone platform by a healthy margin, but its remarkable growth stopped the\u00a0iPhone<\/a> from enjoying impressive growth as well.<\/p>\n