Originally Posted by Vallhund:
“Sorry, that is a list of Amazon's bestselling phones
Not the UK's.”
“Sorry, that is a list of Amazon's bestselling phones
Yes I know that, I did mention it was Amazon's list. The bold face and rolleyesicon serve no purpose. The purpose of showing you the link was to demonstrate that it's not just the cheap Androids that are selling well - the "premium", top-end phones are outselling even them.
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“If I was buying an iPhone, I wouldn't be buying a PAYG from Amazon. In the upper range most people don't go for PAYG.”
“If I was buying an iPhone, I wouldn't be buying a PAYG from Amazon. In the upper range most people don't go for PAYG.”
Well, they're SIM-free rather than PAYG but yes, you wouldn't buy an iPhone from Amazon as they're not an authorised reseller. My point wasn't "look how Android outsell iPhone at Amazon"; it was, again, that Android premium phones do sell. And will likely continue to do so, as we begin seeing other phones leading innovation - LG's dual-core phone, Samsung's NFC-enabled phone, Sony Ericcson's still-surrounded-by-secrecy Playstation phone. Even collectively, they're unlikely to overtake iOS's market share, but they will still do very well.
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“But I don't think the higher end Android phones are even coming close in sales to the iPhone. Most of the Android market appears to be with lower end handsets.”
“But I don't think the higher end Android phones are even coming close in sales to the iPhone. Most of the Android market appears to be with lower end handsets.”
I'd be interested to see a source for this.




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