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Vetteman94 on 10 May 2011
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disolitude said:
Vetteman94 said:
disolitude said:

OT - very impressive. I'd love to see what % of these devices are sold to cunsumers as just "phones" and not smartphones... And the average price of entry for an android device. Seems like Android is becoming mainstream.

Well I was under the impression that most if not all phones with an Android OS on it was a Smartphone, or are you referring to their intended usage by the customer?


Correct.

A lot of android devices are sold to consumers at $0 on a 2-3 year contract , some of which don't require data.I'm thinking a lot of people are buying older android phones when they need a replacement for their Razor or some LG cellphone.

Well all android phones offered at Sprint require a data plan.  And Verizon is the same way I believe, I would imagine this is the case across all carriers, at least in the USA.