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Originally Posted by AW335TT
I think it makes more sense to compare the iphone to any ONE phone running on android not comparing the iphone to all android phones combined.
Apple was once again the top vendor in July according to Millennial with a 26.45% share of the market, and Samsung followed with 19.11%. RIM was No. 3 with 11.45%, HTC was No. 4 with 10.98% and Motorola rounded out the top-5 with 10.26% of the market. Apple’s iPhone was also the most popular smartphone on Millennial’s network in July at 13.60%, followed by the Samsung Nexus S at 5.73% and the BlackBerry Curve at 5.23%. Additional charts from Millennial’s report follow below. .... taken from your "cite"
And maybe you should scroll down and look at the other charts and see whats number 1
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Just cause jobs only offers one flavor of iPhone, that's not our fault. That is the beauty of Android, you can get it in ANY form factory you want: With or without a keyboard. With a giant 4.5" screen or a 3.7" screen, single core or dual core, 3G or 4G. I could go on forever...