@monkbent graph is misrepresentative by topping at 80%. Also survey for USA, UK & OZ - likely very different in other less wealthy markets.
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@monkbent They sell about 50% of the phones in carrier stores. You can get to that that number if they selected randomly.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@monkbent though, it’s unfortunate that this habit of misleading graph dimensions persists.@drance http://cl.ly/USi9/image.jpg -
@steven_odb@monkbent “of a total 300%”
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@monkbent I don't think going with Samsung is about loyalty, more that they have the shelf space and the supply to back it up. -
@manicakes@monkbent And the largest persistent advertising, marketing and sales expenditures for their mobile products last 4 years?
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@monkbent 1 out of 2 doesn't exactly strike me as high. More like heads/tails decision. -
@SammyWalrusIV 58% - and way higher than any other Android maker... -
@monkbent right I think 50% is neutral, so only 10 points above. Big diff between that and 75%+. -
@SammyWalrusIV of course. Obviously iPhone will be way out ahead
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