Here are Singapore's top 20 mobile devices in 2013

It's still an Apple vs Samsung saga.

According to mobile mix's The Mobile Device Index, Apple was the leading manufacturer in 2013, accounting for 47% of platform impressions in 2013.

Samsung was the second largest manufacturer in 2013 with a 39% impression share, growing 13 percentage point year-over-year from 26% impression share in 2012.

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Apple iPhone remained the top mobile phone, with 34% impression share in 2013. Samsung had 15 devices in the Top 20 devices list in 2013, accounting for 32% impression share in 2013.

Smartphones were the leading devices, accounting for 76% impression share in 2013, followed by non-phone connected devices with 20% impression share within the connected device mix.

iOS leads the Operating System category in 2012, accounting for 50% impression share, followed closely by iOS with 49.2% impression share.

Music & Entertainment was the top application category on our platform in 2013, moving up one spot from the 2012.

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