Below you can see the astronomical rise of Android since debuting on the market circa 2008:

And so, Dediu puts his bet on Android:

Oh, and if graphs impair your ability to learn things, Dediu put together an instructive animation of Android and iOS’s insurrection of PC’s long-time rule in the land of computer devices.

From this data, the trend that’s catching on is that, possibly, tables and maybe even smartphones are slowly replacing home computers and laptops as the primary computer-y device that they use. How do you feel about that? If you’re a tablet owner, do you find yourself using it more and more while you use your home computer or laptop less and less? Add your thoughts below.

This gives Google 57.7 percent of the search pie.  Google’s nearest competitor, Yahoo, has just 17.9 percent, and actually dropped 0.9 percent from its October standing.  Things were similarly gloomy for MSN and Ask, which lost 1.8 percent and 0.2 percent of market share, respectively, and landed at 12.0 percent and 2.7 percent.

The one non-Google search property that did well in November was AOL; although its market share of 4.5 percent is still tiny, this represents an increase of 0.8 percent over its October numbers.

Admittedly, none of this data indicates any major changes, but it does correspond to some ongoing trends.  Whether they’re churning out updates or simply sitting idle, engines other than Google simply don’t do so well – a chart constructed by Stoney deGeyter illustrates this point.

We’ll see if they can turn things around in December and the beginning of 2008.