This site needs to get somebody who is more than just semi-literate to write for them, it’s an embarrassment to all the creative professionals, copywriters and editors who predominately use Apple products. “Peak” for peek? “Consistant?’
Please.
Look up the definition for "peak" and the consider these data if they were plotted on a 3D map and then get back to me about grammar and spelling. . . Especially considering the maps plotted areas both inside and outside of cities and in no way "peeked" into any area, giving instead an overview of much larger areas.
What was seen was that iOS over Android usage peaked (or spiked) in larger population areas. There may be several explanations for this dichotomy. It may be consistent with smaller carriers in rural areas not offering iPhones, the late entry of Verizon who tended to have a larger footprint in rural areas joining the iOS market three years after its introduction, or the tendency for rural families to be larger and tend to go for the sales promotions — buy one get one, two, three, or even four free, that Android makers use to push their low cost products to grow market share. . .