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(US)Future customer demand favours iPhone ( and Android) over RIM & Motorola

  • 14-07-2010 4:06pm
    #1
    Pittens
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    more at

    http://www.changewaveresearch.com/articles/2010/07/smart_phones_20100714.html
    Next 90 day projections show the most extensive growth in consumer smart phone sales ever recorded in a ChangeWave survey
    Big leaps forward for Apple and HTC are occurring at the expense of Motorola and RIM
    The accompanying transformation in mobile OS preferences is being led by a huge increase in demand for the Apple OS and an accelerating downturn for the RIM OS


Comments

  • #2
    SolarNexus
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    Its a shame Apple don't have any iPhone4's to sell, eh :P


  • #3
    Pittens
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    Its a shame Apple don't have any iPhone4's to sell, eh

    Well the report is future demand. It may be dampened by the supply constraints, but probably not. If someone wants an iPhone then they will get an iPhone.


  • #4
    SolarNexus
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    Pittens wrote: »
    Well the repost is future demand. It may be dampened by the supply constraints, but probably not. If someone wants an iPhone then they will get an iPhone.

    I want an iPhone4 and have been waiting weeks, in the meantime Android/HTC devices are still selling strong. I only mean to suggest that Apple are losing out on some strong income, I know of at least one iPhone fan who's considering switching because of the intolerable delay.


  • #5
    bigjohnny80
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    Yep well I'm defo changing from BB to iphone asap.


  • #6
    Pittens
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    Agreed: I think the supply constraints are a far bigger issue than the antenna.


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