Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Android and iPhone Users Seem More Loyal Than BlackBerry Users
Users of iPhone and Android devices seem to be more loyal than BlackBerry users, a new analysis by Nielsen suggests.
Based on "next desired smartphone" responses, existing iPhone and Android users are more likely than BlackBerry users to want to stick with the same operating system when they buy their next devices.
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