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They don’t even have a majority, much less ubiquity.
by imwillofficial 4y ago
They don’t even have a majority, much less ubiquity.
- atyppo 4y agoSpend some time in an affluent neighborhood in a large metro area and I think you'll realize that isn't true. I sure don't know any Tribeca or Pacific Heights residents with Androids.
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- alphabettsy 4y agoiPhones are the plurality. If you have a few random people together in the US there’s a good chance one of them in an iPhone. Pretty sure that’s what they meant.
- fastball 4y agoUbiquity is not a step above majority. It's a separate concept.
- imwillofficial 4y agoThis is wrong. Ubiquity means “everywhere” So not only do you have a less than 50/50 chance of seeing an iPhone, it certainly isn’t everywhere.