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Android vs. iPhone vs. BlackBerry – the users infographic
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access_timeAugust 28, 2026
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This post is quite amusing, and I have to admin partially true lol. I see other mobile users of different brands in a diferrent way.
Forgot about all us Android users who are really just Apple fanboys stuck in Verzion contracts. C’mon iPhone!!!
I was a blackberry tour guy a year ago – thought it was the best phone I ever had. Then I got the htc evo android – I now think this is the best phone I ever had.It is true i got both of these phones because i was stuck in a Sprint contact. Now that the iPhone is going to Verizon – definitely switching to the iPhone. Forget that apps – its about the computability if you have an iPad and/or an iMac.
Could not tell which is the best of the 3.