More Than One-Tenth Of The Mobile Phone Users In The U.S. Are Using An iPhone
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More Than One-Tenth Of The Mobile Phone Users In The U.S. Are Using An iPhone
comScore's latest report has revealed that Apple had surpassed 10% share in the US mobile phone market in the last quarter, which means one in every ten mobile phone users in the US are using an iPhone now.
comScore took a look at the three month period ending in September. Apple's OEM market share has gone up to 10.2% from 8.9% at the end of June.
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Mistakely i removed cydia app. from my ipod touch ....some cracked application doesnot work ...how can i get cydia back again???????????????
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Still alot less considering the vast availability.
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I don't buy into these polls. It all just depends on where they took place.In the east bay / bay area in general, I'm seeing 8 iphones out of 10. In college in general, I'm seeing about 5 out of 10. Among my friends, it's 4 out of 10. In my tech related classes, it's 3 out of 10 and it's usually the android guys who are very vocal and bragging about their phones during class time, but when it comes to problem solving time, I find them to be newbs and clueless. At the gym, at the lake, and at other places of workout, I'm seeing 9 iphones out of 10 while sometimes I'm seeing 100% iphones or ipods. It's not unusual to go a few days without seeing anything other than apple products when I'm working out.Unless carriers release actual subscription information, I take these figures as a grain of salt. I'd much rather they focus on improving connection and data capacity than worry about which platform has more market share.
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These polls are base on people who buy their phones at the phone store. They don't count the people who buy their iPhone an other phone through private seller.
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Anyway you slice it Google is taking the biggest piece of cake. I use to use iOS, now I am a happy Android user. :D
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Then why are you on iphonehack?
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What? One can't be curious and read both android and iphone news? It's called 'getting informed on the latest technologies'.
