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Let 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

by konad 16y ago

Let 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 ago
First 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 ago
  No, I'm highlighting that saying "a lot of people in Europe" is hearsay.