Tales of Android beating iPhone miff Apple
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Apple has been whining about figures that show Google's Android powering more mobile phones than there were iPhones sold in the US in the first quarter of this year Phone counters at research group NPD reckoned smartphones using Android accounted for 28 per cent of U.S. unit sales in the period, while Apple lagged behind at 21 per cent. Both were beaten by Research in Motion's BlackBerry which led the pack with a 36 per cent share, NPD said. Apple...
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