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iPhone market share is much smaller worldwide than in the U.S. In the U.S. they're around 40%. Android has almost 80% worldwide.

• asveikau 13y ago
  I was not talking about market share. Of the raw number of iPhones sold, what percentage are sold in the US? (This by the way was not even my primary point. I can't tell what your primary point is because you've contradicted yourself.)
  • Touche 13y ago
    Where have I contradicted myself? The iPhone (and other high-end smartphones) are less popular in countries where they are purchased unsubsidized. Are you disagreeing with this?
    • asveikau 13y ago
      First comment: > It doesn't matter than the iPhone costs twice as much Most recent comment: > The iPhone (and other high-end smartphones) are less popular in countries where they are purchased unsubsidized. This reads as a contradiction to me, as I've stated. I pointed out that your first comment didn't tell the entire story, and ever since then you've seemingly agreed with me. :-)
      • Touche 13y ago
        > This reads as a contradiction to me, as I've stated. In the first statement I was making a comment on the U.S., where iPhone is most popular, in the second I was making a comment on globally, because you brought it up. Both statements are true.
        • asveikau 13y ago
          It was never stated that the first comment was only about the United States.