Yawn... See how easy that was?Originally Posted by K2theAblaM
Hey look what I found...
[h1]NPD: iPhone 4 remains top-selling smartphone, Android sales down in Q1[/h1]
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/di...alesdowninq1/41256509/SIG=14p42vmuf/*<a href=/www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/an-open-relationship-a-good-move-for-nokia-and-microsoft/attachment/smartphone-os-wars-ios-android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">http://www.digitaltrends....android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">
Apple’siPhone 4 remained the top selling smartphone for the first quarter of 2011,according to market research group NPD. Meanwhile, Android phones saw theirfirst quarterly drop in sales in two years.
TheiPhone 4 retained its lead as the single best-selling mobile phone in largepart to Verizon launching the device on its network in February. Overall, Appleaccounted for 14 percent of all smartphone sales, which placed theCupertino-based company in third place behind Samsung (23 percent) and LG (18percent). Apple beat out competitors HTC, Motorola and Research in Motion(RIM).
Totalsmartphone sales rose eight percent in the first quarter of 2011 from thefourth quarter of 2010, but total mobile phone sales fell by a singlepercent. According to NPD, it was thefirst time that smartphones outsold traditional mobile phones.
Androiddidn’t do so well over the first three months of the year. Sales of smartphonesrunning the operating system fell to 50 percent, down from 53 percent in theprevious quarter. Smartphones running Apple’s iOS accounted for 28 percent ofsmartphone sales — a nine percent increase. RIM continued on a downward trajectory by falling to 14 percent, a fivepercent decline for the company.
WithApple creating a stir with today’s release of the white iPhone 4 and an iPhone5 lurking in the not so distant future, the company should have no problemkeeping its smartphone near the top of sales leader board. But that’s not tosay the iPhone won’t be facing some serious competition from Android, which isalso readying a highly-anticipated lineup of its own.
Yawn... See how easy that was?Originally Posted by K2theAblaM
Hey look what I found...
[h1]NPD: iPhone 4 remains top-selling smartphone, Android sales down in Q1[/h1]
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/di...alesdowninq1/41256509/SIG=14p42vmuf/*<a href=/www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/an-open-relationship-a-good-move-for-nokia-and-microsoft/attachment/smartphone-os-wars-ios-android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">http://www.digitaltrends....android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">
Apple’siPhone 4 remained the top selling smartphone for the first quarter of 2011,according to market research group NPD. Meanwhile, Android phones saw theirfirst quarterly drop in sales in two years.
TheiPhone 4 retained its lead as the single best-selling mobile phone in largepart to Verizon launching the device on its network in February. Overall, Appleaccounted for 14 percent of all smartphone sales, which placed theCupertino-based company in third place behind Samsung (23 percent) and LG (18percent). Apple beat out competitors HTC, Motorola and Research in Motion(RIM).
Totalsmartphone sales rose eight percent in the first quarter of 2011 from thefourth quarter of 2010, but total mobile phone sales fell by a singlepercent. According to NPD, it was thefirst time that smartphones outsold traditional mobile phones.
Androiddidn’t do so well over the first three months of the year. Sales of smartphonesrunning the operating system fell to 50 percent, down from 53 percent in theprevious quarter. Smartphones running Apple’s iOS accounted for 28 percent ofsmartphone sales — a nine percent increase. RIM continued on a downward trajectory by falling to 14 percent, a fivepercent decline for the company.
WithApple creating a stir with today’s release of the white iPhone 4 and an iPhone5 lurking in the not so distant future, the company should have no problemkeeping its smartphone near the top of sales leader board. But that’s not tosay the iPhone won’t be facing some serious competition from Android, which isalso readying a highly-anticipated lineup of its own.
Word to the sig tho
Word to the sig tho
Re-read the article I posted, it's based on a POLL that Nielsen did, not on actual sales.
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Re-read the article I posted, it's based on a POLL that Nielsen did, not on actual sales.
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Re-read the article I posted, it's based on a POLL that Nielsen did, not on actual sales.Originally Posted by IHeartBoost
Yawn... See how easy that was?Originally Posted by K2theAblaM
Hey look what I found...
[h1]NPD: iPhone 4 remains top-selling smartphone, Android sales down in Q1[/h1]
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/di...alesdowninq1/41256509/SIG=14p42vmuf/*<a href=/www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/an-open-relationship-a-good-move-for-nokia-and-microsoft/attachment/smartphone-os-wars-ios-android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">http://www.digitaltrends....android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">
Apple’siPhone 4 remained the top selling smartphone for the first quarter of 2011,according to market research group NPD. Meanwhile, Android phones saw theirfirst quarterly drop in sales in two years.
TheiPhone 4 retained its lead as the single best-selling mobile phone in largepart to Verizon launching the device on its network in February. Overall, Appleaccounted for 14 percent of all smartphone sales, which placed theCupertino-based company in third place behind Samsung (23 percent) and LG (18percent). Apple beat out competitors HTC, Motorola and Research in Motion(RIM).
Totalsmartphone sales rose eight percent in the first quarter of 2011 from thefourth quarter of 2010, but total mobile phone sales fell by a singlepercent. According to NPD, it was thefirst time that smartphones outsold traditional mobile phones.
Androiddidn’t do so well over the first three months of the year. Sales of smartphonesrunning the operating system fell to 50 percent, down from 53 percent in theprevious quarter. Smartphones running Apple’s iOS accounted for 28 percent ofsmartphone sales — a nine percent increase. RIM continued on a downward trajectory by falling to 14 percent, a fivepercent decline for the company.
WithApple creating a stir with today’s release of the white iPhone 4 and an iPhone5 lurking in the not so distant future, the company should have no problemkeeping its smartphone near the top of sales leader board. But that’s not tosay the iPhone won’t be facing some serious competition from Android, which isalso readying a highly-anticipated lineup of its own.
Re-read the article I posted, it's based on a POLL that Nielsen did, not on actual sales.Originally Posted by IHeartBoost
Yawn... See how easy that was?Originally Posted by K2theAblaM
Hey look what I found...
[h1]NPD: iPhone 4 remains top-selling smartphone, Android sales down in Q1[/h1]
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/di...alesdowninq1/41256509/SIG=14p42vmuf/*<a href=/www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/an-open-relationship-a-good-move-for-nokia-and-microsoft/attachment/smartphone-os-wars-ios-android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">http://www.digitaltrends....android-wp7-bbos6-webos/">
Apple’siPhone 4 remained the top selling smartphone for the first quarter of 2011,according to market research group NPD. Meanwhile, Android phones saw theirfirst quarterly drop in sales in two years.
TheiPhone 4 retained its lead as the single best-selling mobile phone in largepart to Verizon launching the device on its network in February. Overall, Appleaccounted for 14 percent of all smartphone sales, which placed theCupertino-based company in third place behind Samsung (23 percent) and LG (18percent). Apple beat out competitors HTC, Motorola and Research in Motion(RIM).
Totalsmartphone sales rose eight percent in the first quarter of 2011 from thefourth quarter of 2010, but total mobile phone sales fell by a singlepercent. According to NPD, it was thefirst time that smartphones outsold traditional mobile phones.
Androiddidn’t do so well over the first three months of the year. Sales of smartphonesrunning the operating system fell to 50 percent, down from 53 percent in theprevious quarter. Smartphones running Apple’s iOS accounted for 28 percent ofsmartphone sales — a nine percent increase. RIM continued on a downward trajectory by falling to 14 percent, a fivepercent decline for the company.
WithApple creating a stir with today’s release of the white iPhone 4 and an iPhone5 lurking in the not so distant future, the company should have no problemkeeping its smartphone near the top of sales leader board. But that’s not tosay the iPhone won’t be facing some serious competition from Android, which isalso readying a highly-anticipated lineup of its own.
