Posted on 08/03/2010 3:59:44 PM PDT by RachelFaith
Google's Android OS is still showing excellent growth in smartphone market share, actually topping Apple's iPhone in new purchases for the first half of 2010, according to market researcher, Nielsen.
In the first six months of 2010, Google gained 27% of new phone purchases, bettering the iPhone's 23%, but still trailing Blackberry's 33% market share. The Apple iPhone is still the most desired smartphone for future purchases, ahead of both Google and Blackberry.
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He didn’t get on the board by buying a masssive share of the company. It was handed to him personally by Steve Jobs.
Which is what I said. And provided the contextual information which followed. So now that we have the facts clear, do you have a relevent supposition that bears further discussion?
With QuickTime 7 you still had to upgrade to Pro on a Mac. OS X 10.6 comes with QuickTime X, for which there is no pro version, but it has more features than the old Player (including screen recording). If you want Pro on 10.6, you have to install QT7 and enter the Pro key.
Count me as a non-loyal Android user. If the iPhone is available on Verizon when it’s time for me, I’ll jump ship in a heartbeat if the then-offered iPhone is any good.
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