Nearly 500 smartphone brands have left the market since 2017
Nearly 500 smartphone brands have left the market since 2017
Counterpoint Research's analysis shows that at its peak in 2017, there were more than 700 smartphone brands contributing to the 1.5 billion units sold annually. In 2023,...
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I thought there were only 2 brands
I bet most people can name 6 or do.
But that's about it.
For most people in the US at least they can only identify iPhone or non-iPhone.
I just asked my iphone-hqving mom who knows nothing about tech and she named 5.
I mean, anyone who has a "non-iohone" would be able to at least name the non-iohone(s) they have had. Including phone brands from before iphones that they may guess are still around.
For most people in the US at least they can only identify iPhone or non-iPhone.
Anyone paying for flagship phones has too much money and no need for a camera that great.
Blu and Moto phones all the way.
Moto?
Motorola lost my business when they sold me a phone and then provided a grand total of ONE OS upgrade its entire life (Moto G LTE, shipped with an outdated 4.4 build, and then got a single update to 5.1 before being abandoned forever).
There is no potential for brand loyalty when the brand themselves tell their own customers to fuck off.
No idea why you're being downvoted but I agree. My non flagship android is more than adequate for my demands of it.
Yeah I have a midrange Samsung A31, its more than adequate for my needs
The difference between users on whatever instance you're on lol. I'm showing myself at 8 and 0 in Kbin.
I miss LG.