Android Phone Demand Up 250%, iPhone Down
CWmike writes "A 'monstrous' jump in demand for Android-equipped smartphones has turned the market upside down, according to a retail pollster. Of the people who told ChangeWave Research in a mid-December survey that they planned to buy a smartphone in the next 90 days, 21% said they expected to purchase an Android phone. That number represented a 250% increase over the 6% that pegged Android as their mobile OS of choice when ChangeWave last queried consumers' plans in September. 'That change rivals anything that we've seen in the last three years of the smartphone market,' said Paul Carton, ChangeWave's director of research, adding that the sudden surge in consumer interest in Android had 'roiled' the market. 'This is an indication that Android has finally caught consumer interest,' added Carton, who cited the recent advertising campaign for the Motorola Droid smartphone as the reason why interest in Android has skyrocketed. Android's leap translated into good news for Motorola and HTC, the most prominent makers of Google-powered handsets, with the former reaping most of the benefit. Motorola's share of smartphone purchases in the next 90 days shot up from 1% in September to 13% in December. Carton tagged the company's Droid as the reason. '[It's] the first increase for Motorola we've seen in three years,' Carton said." Here is the ChangeWave report.
You're a disgusting trolling asshole, but since when it comes to being annoying I rate Apple fanboys somewhere between people who leave their mobile phones on in movie theaters and the cast of Jersey Shore, I'm inclined to agree with you.
You are welcome on my lawn.
I'm on Verizon with an Eris and I can do that whole visual voicemail thing. Have a clue bat.
I'll meet you at the intersection of "Should be" and "Reality"
There is no way your 400$ HP comes with a screen the same quality as found on an iMac. It also probably isn't an all in one design, which is worthwhile for some people.
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