Samsung Galexy 2S skyrocket vs iPhone???

[jond]

Android is winning....

 

[Jack Sparrow]

Android is winning....

You sure? First Trillion dollar company estimates for Apple, I think they're doing just fine. :biggrin:

Apple May Be World's First Trillion Dollar Company
http://www.forbes.com/sites/connieg...-may-be-worlds-first-trillion-dollar-company/

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2402553,00.asp

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple--piper-ups-target-to--910--first-trillion-dollar-stock-.html

http://www.appleinsider.com/article...ds_first_trillion_dollar_company_by_2014.html

 

[jond]

You sure? First Trillion dollar company estimates for Apple, I think they're doing just fine. :biggrin:

(cough)short(cough)


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[Jack Sparrow]

(cough)short(cough)


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LOLOLOLOL....Well done sir. :biggrin:

 

[Jimbo]

http://www.forbes.com/sites/brianca...ry-no-apple-poised-to-gain-share-survey-says/

And remember...

Apple has about 10% of the phone market share but takes 75% of the profits.

:biggrin:

Hey, if you like Android fine. Go for it.

-J

 

[jond]

Debating which is better is like debating whos super model girlfriend is hotter.
We're lucky to have such awesome phones now days.
It's a cool time to be a geek.

 

[NetViper]

Debating which is better is like debating whos super model girlfriend is hotter.
We're lucky to have such awesome phones now days.
It's a cool time to be a geek.

It is a very cool time to be a geek. So much cool stuff coming out all the time.

The biggest problem I see with android is you can buy the best one on the market and it will only take a week before a better one comes out. Annoying. At least with the iPhone you know you are good for about a year.

 

[Jamolah]

Android is winning....

Actually the latest Comscore put Android at 50.1% and Apple at 30%. Windows and RIM losing out.

Debating which is better is like debating whos super model girlfriend is hotter.
We're lucky to have such awesome phones now days.
It's a cool time to be a geek.

Agreed it's a great time to be a phone geek. It's kinda disturbing that my phone is more powerful than my laptop. LOL...

It is a very cool time to be a geek. So much cool stuff coming out all the time.

The biggest problem I see with android is you can buy the best one on the market and it will only take a week before a better one comes out. Annoying. At least with the iPhone you know you are good for about a year.

Actually that's good it drives innovation.

 

[jond]

 

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[Ultraman]

I would recommend waiting for the iPhone 5 as it's just a few months away.

 

[NetViper]

I would recommend waiting for the iPhone 5 as it's just a few months away.

I don't think so. Sounds like it wil be Oct or nov.

 

[jond]

I would recommend waiting for the iPhone 5 as it's just a few months away.

Or one of the new gen androids like the EVO One on Sprint due out today I think?

 

[Jack Sparrow]

iOS is just as fragmented as Android, if not more.

lol...care to take back your claims?

http://www.bgr.com/2012/04/05/is-the-iphone-fragmented-ios-adoption-measured-against-android/

Complaints of fragmentation in Apple’s mobile ecosystem were most prominent in early- and mid-2010, and iOS 3.0′s adoption rate shows us why. Since then, however, the adoption rate of Apple’s major new OS builds has been remarkable.

“iOS 5 captured approximately 75% of all iOS users in the same amount of time it took Gingerbread to get 4% of all Android users,” Sauve wrote in his analysis on pxldot. “Even more astounding is that 15 weeks after launch iOS 4 was at 70% and iOS 5 was at 60% while Ice Cream Sandwich got to just 1% share at the same age. If there were any question as to whether iOS had a less fragmented ecosystem than Android, the past two charts provide a fairly definitive answer.”

Sauve continued, “iOS devices have, on average, reached 10% version share 300 times faster than Android versions, 30% share 19 times faster, and 50% share 7 times faster.”

The adoption rate of future major iOS builds will likely be even more impressive thanks to the introduction of an over-the-air update mechanism Apple added in iOS 5. With iCloud backing up data, on-device notifications when updates become available, and the requirement of connecting to a PC to update no longer a factor, the major barriers standing between mass-market users and software updates have been eliminated.

This ensures that users have access to the most current iOS features as quickly as possible, and it also means developers don’t need to worry about old iOS versions as much while they shift focus to new builds.

I wouldn't even claim the iPhone is fragmented. Apple still gives their users the ability to update their OS as soon as a new version is released, yet the same can't be said for Android. Google might put out ICS but the responsibility then falls on the manufacturers (Samsung, HTC, Motorola) to update ICS with whatever bloatware they call an OS (touchwhiz), leaving the consumer stranded and waiting.