| man-bear-pig said:
1.) Becuase there are a million android phones and only one iOS phone... 2.) I've seen stats that say the opposite..Apple users use more functions than android users 3.) No you couldn't...the OS is iconic, and I'm sure ANY apple user EVER could tell that some new android phone is not an iPhone |
1) Doesn't matter, if iOS was so unquestionably better to the vast majority of people than the number of alternatives wouldn't matter. It is because the average user doesn't see much of a difference and one of the Android phones better meets their immediate needs that Android is more popular.
2) Using more functions does not mean that they use more than the shallow capabilities of their device.
3) Windows is pretty iconic but I have seen people skin Ubuntu to look similar to Windows and the vast majority of users couldn't tell the difference. The average iPhone use would think (when using Android) "oh, Apple changed the icons". If you didn't realize it, one of the reasons Apple sued Samsung over the look and feel is because if someone copies Apple's look and feel with Android the typcial user couldn't tell a difference between the phones.
