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That's funny, in my experience it's quite the opposite. Most of the people I know and work with who were big and early fans of the iphone have since moved on to
by FreeKill 14y ago
That's funny, in my experience it's quite the opposite. Most of the people I know and work with who were big and early fans of the iphone have since moved on to Android devices.
It's amazing how much something like the circle of influence around you really drives adoption of one technology over another. Just goes to show you specs probably do little for 90% of people, but to the 10% it does influence, their choices likely permeates to their entire network of friends/co-worker.
- nickpinkston 14y agoYea, I've actually seen a lot more Androids, and even down to screenshots online that used to be exclusively iPhone are now often Android.
- CJefferson 14y agoIt would be fascinating, if hard to do fairly, to measure how "clumpy" technology purchases. As you say, I often read on the internet that "everyone" is switching from X to Y, when I don't know anyone in real life with a Y, our even see people switching away from Y altogether.
- FreeKill 14y agoAbsolutely, that's exactly what I was thinking as well. My guess would be in most cases it would have very little to do with the actual merits of one platform over another and more to do with the trend being set by someone or something in that clump.