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About LinkBacksyep you're right...i'm certain thats where the confusion comes in for iPhone users...but again that just shows that people really dont care or no about specs. specs are not what sells phones. it's the performance of the device and marketing. no one is going into vzw saying "show me your dual core phones with a qHD display!!"
they're going "can you show me your droids" or "can you show me the iphone".
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07-14-2011 02:08 PM^and by "no" about specs, of course i meant "know" lol
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07-14-2011 02:12 PMI have 4G on my Droid 1
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I would have got more out of "100% of Apple users still think brown turtle necks are still in style."
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07-14-2011 03:51 PMEveryone saying that "they only asked 3G users and therefore the Android Stats are wrong as well" are misunderstanding the survey. The question was do you plan to upgrade to a 4G device soon? And one of the options was, "I already have a 4G device"... so they were saying no i dont, because im already there. 34% of the ppl that have an iPhone answered this. 29% of android users answered this. And 24% of RIM owners answered this.
Now this means of all iPhone users polled, 34% think they have 4G, and of that 34%, 100% are wrong/misinformed. It means of all RIM users polled, 24% of them think they have 4G, and of that 24%, 100% of them are wrong. It means that of all the Android users polled, 29% of them think they have 4G. But not all of them are wrong... are some of them wrong? Probably. And going off of how many users overall are wrong (58% possibly skewed without knowing the full data set), probably about half of the users on Android that say they are already on 4G, aren't. So the real number of Android users on 4G is probably between 10% and 15%.
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07-14-2011 04:19 PM^Thats a good point and guess. I mean we know some of them had to have a 4G phone. The EVO 4G was on of the top selling Android phones last year and the early part of this year. Sprint and T Mo has alot of 4G phones too.
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07-14-2011 04:23 PMYea. I mean alot of people got the TB, some got the Charge, then theres all the EVO's, Tmobile has a TON of 4G phones, ATT has a few...
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A lot of users probably have 4G.
(not REAL 4G though)HTC Incredible>Droid2>DroidX>HTC Thunderbolt>Back to Droid X>Droid 3>Prime?
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07-14-2011 07:08 PMLOL @ this story!!!!
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07-14-2011 07:22 PMhaha +1. Specs are about as irrelevant to smartphone shoppers as what I ate for breakfast this morning. Originally Posted by UNC
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07-14-2011 07:54 PMSpeaking of +1.... Do you have Google+ yet?//// Hijack over\\\\ Originally Posted by czerdrill
haha +1. Specs are about as irrelevant to smartphone shoppers as what I ate for breakfast this morning. Originally Posted by UNC
I would imagine that some of the iPhone people think they have 4g because the last iPhone before the 4 was the iPhone "3g"s.You call me names, I call your Mom!!
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