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When are we talking about?

• scarface74 4y ago
  About a decade ago. But most of the 40% of people who use Android in the US aren’t looking for “Android phones” they are looking for cheap phones. The average selling price of an Android phone in the US is less than $300. The average Android buyer in the US is getting a less than optimal experience and don’t seem to care. They would buy any phone that could make phone calls, surf the web and watch YouTube and get on Facebook.
  • paulryanrogers 4y ago
    It's amazing to me that $300 is the threshold of 'cheap' phones. Apple really has pushed up the baseline price for flagship devices.
    • ulfw 4y ago
      It's a portable mini computer with different radios, nice screens, audio/video, cameras etc etc etc. How much cheaper to you think a proper smartphone could be?
      • paulryanrogers 4y ago
        Did they get so much more capable since 2015?
        • scarface74 4y ago
          As of right this second, a 2015 iPhone 6S can still run the latest released version of iOS.