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I was going to make this point. While having a huge market share, Apple doesn't dominate in the EU, so generic terms are more common. Here in the UK people jus
by hunta2097 7y ago
I was going to make this point. While having a huge market share, Apple doesn't dominate in the EU, so generic terms are more common.
Here in the UK people just have "Smartphones" and "tablets" (tho I do hear people calling generic tablets "iPad" sometimes).
- pjc50 7y agoI wonder if in the UK the BBC's anti-branding guidelines make a difference; they will almost never refer to a phone as an iPhone unless it's specifically relevant.