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?? You talk like the 731 million people in Europe are homogenous. In my social group there are more Android phones than iPhones. Perhaps you are talking bolloc
by konad 16y ago
?? You talk like the 731 million people in Europe are homogenous.
In my social group there are more Android phones than iPhones. Perhaps you are talking bollocks.
- rkwz 16y ago>>And in Europe a lot of people are holding off from expensive phones just as I'm doing "a lot of people" != "everyone"
- konad 16y agoLet me re-iterate, he's speaking for 731 million people in 50 territories. So what constitiutes "a lot", plucked from bad_user's thin air. Lets have a look at some actual figures "Android's share of the UK mobile contract market has grown from 3% in Q1 2010 to reach 13.2% in Q2 2010, GfK Retail and Technology's latest figures have revealed." http://www.gfkrt.com/news_events/market_news/single_sites/006252/index.en.html http://www.gfkrt.com/news_events/market_news/single_sites/00... UK Android Sales Up 350 Percent This Quarter http://www.eweekeurope.co.uk/news/uk-android-sales-up-350-percent-this-quarter-8646 http://www.eweekeurope.co.uk/news/uk-android-sales-up-350-pe... Holding back ?
- bad_user 16y agoFirst of all, you're comparing the growth rate of Android in the UK with the actual market share Nokia has which is over 40% in the UK. I know, Android will be #1 if Nokia doesn't do something to stop its growth, but that also means Nokia has currently a huge costumers base which it can leverage. Secondly, you're first arguing that I'm speaking in the name of 731 million people, but then you're exemplifying with UK which is like #6 among Europe's richest countries and probably number #1 when it comes to adoption of new technology. I mean, WTF?!?
- konad 16y agoNo, I'm highlighting that saying "a lot of people in Europe" is hearsay.