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I don't consider the comparison wrong in this context. We are talking about Operating Systems here. Not phones. In other contexts it might be wrong, however.
by romland 17y ago
I don't consider the comparison wrong in this context. We are talking about Operating Systems here. Not phones.
In other contexts it might be wrong, however.
- rimantas 17y agoEven in this case iPhone OS sells only on two devices (so far) and Android is on ~20 I assume.
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- jokermatt999 17y agoNot including the iPod Touch is a mistake, in my opinion. Also, you have to account for the issues with apps on different versions of Android. I'd love this competition to be as close as the article makes it out to be, but I don't think it's there quite yet.