Friday, August 6, 2010
Android Making a Breakout Move?
Android devices collectively have done something significant in the smartphone market. Since March 2010, Research in Motion market share has dropped and Android share has exploded.
As RIM supports a family of devices, sold across carriers, as does Android, the comparison is instructive.
Whatever else the results may be, they indicate a fairly-dramatic shift in end user demand from QWERTY keyboards and email centric behavior to touch screens and web activity.
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