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I'd like to see this broken down by manufacturer and model. Without that, all this tells us is "some Android phones are cheaply made", which is to be expected f
by mithaler 15y ago
I'd like to see this broken down by manufacturer and model. Without that, all this tells us is "some Android phones are cheaply made", which is to be expected for an OS designed to be cheap and easy to put on hardware.
- danssig 15y agoAs I told the other poster; If you start doing this with Android "sales" as well then all will be good. At the moment when people talk about how is "winning" it's always the whole of Android vs. iPhone. Given that I think this report is perfectly acceptable.
- erd 15y agoWhether or not Android is "winning" has nothing to do with hardware reliability, which is the subject of this article. I'd personally like to see the reliability numbers broken out by OEM.
- jlcx 15y agoRight. This article isn't about who's "winning"; it's just a reminder that the benefit of hardware choice means that information is needed to make a good choice. Longer-term reliability information is more difficult to obtain than basic specifications, but it's still important.