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To: Swordmaker
Here's another report on the same thing. What's interesting to note is how fast Nokia slid, and how fast Samsung rose (over 500% this last year) - enough to nearly equal Apple from basically nothing last year...

HTC has also climbed stratospherically into 12.1 million phones sold in Q2.

The next few quarters will see Apple, Samsung and HTC battling it out for the biggest smartphone vendor out there.

5 posted on 07/29/2011 6:54:47 PM PDT by FromTheSidelines ("everything that deceives, also enchants" - Plato)
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To: FromTheSidelines
What's interesting to note is how fast Nokia slid

... and RIMM [Blackberry] ...

6 posted on 07/29/2011 7:12:29 PM PDT by BunnySlippers (I love BULL MARKETS . . .)
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To: FromTheSidelines

You might have noted that the HTC is a clone of the iPhone, which might explain some of their success.


7 posted on 07/29/2011 7:25:25 PM PDT by itsahoot (--I will vote for Sarah Palin, even if I have to write her in. --He that hath an ear, let him hear.)
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To: FromTheSidelines

“The next few quarters will see Apple, Samsung and HTC battling it out for the biggest smartphone vendor out there.”

What it will not show, is the fight to have the most and best smartphone apps. Apple has so far won that battle, decisively.

I believe that, among other things, will continue to propel Apple to massive earnings, top consumer satisfaction ratings (as it already has), and continued domination over the inferior offerings of its competitors. The halo effect from iPod Touch and iPad should not be underestimated either. :-)


27 posted on 07/30/2011 7:46:00 PM PDT by PreciousLiberty
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