Apple: Dominating the U.S. Touch Screen Phone Market

So, this isn’t a huge revelation, but it does confirm what you probably already suspected: Apple (AAPL) dominates the U.S. market for touch-screen mobile phones.

According to research firm Strategy Analytics, Apple will sell 6.3 million iPhones in the U.S. in 2008, or about 35 percent of the touch-screen phone market. (Now, before you go get all up in my face about how the number is too low, remember that this is a U.S.-only number.)

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