Via - Economist
Despite strong sales, is the iPhone the leading smartphone or the leading mobile device in the world? As the smartphone war continues to heat up with the introduction of new Android-powered devices, the smartphone market share can look different from quarter to quarter. What will an iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android owner buy next for their new mobile device? Some of the answers to these questions might just surprise you.
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Mobile phones and devices are becoming mini-computers that enable kids to access every portal and platform of the digital world -- from home, school, or any place in between. Mobile devices and digital media are changing the ways that kids live and learn -- and the changes can create opportunities and pose potential dangers.
via cellphones.org
While iPhoneOS, Symbian and RIM are the most popular mobile operating systems worldwide, other operating systems, such as Android, are also carving out a market share of their own.
