It will come as tiny surprise but the recent data from comScore shows that for at this moment (emphasis on at this moment) Android would be the significant winner. Items are altering and in the event the Verizon iPhone deal actually gets past the "It's unquestionably coming sooner or later from the quite near but possibly sorta far away future" talk that may be the true measure of who has whom by what human body element from the mobile platform area.
RIM's placement at the leading is likely to proceed to be that way for a whilst as their position from the corporate globe aids them look like they're forward with the pack. All of us know though that the BlackBerry isn't retaining pace with all the expanding competition from Apple and Android devices and finally they may slide by way of that chart. We'll report it as news on that day but nobody are going to be surprised.
When the iPhone does get absent from AT&T exclusivity it is going to be interesting to see just how many people are married to the iPhone platform enough to switch to a pricier provider (Verizon) and get a new phone that can work on the Verizon network. It is a bigger commitment than many are making it out to be so those numbers could be telling.
Also, what in the event the Verizon network hiccups with the new data surge it's going to see from iPhone users? Will AT&T service actually improve if some of your current data load is moved elsewhere? If you are a current iPhone user are you thinking of making the switch?
All interesting questions for sure. Nobody can predict just how this will play out because there are so many factors to consider. As for now though, the Android platform appears to be making hay while the sun is shining. For how long and how bright that sun remains is a question for any higher authority.
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