engadget.com - 11/11/2008
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According to a report from NPD, sales of cellphones have shifted in a manner which should shock and stun even a casual observer. Apparently for the first time in years, Motorola's ubiquitous RAZR has been overtaken in consumer sales... by the iPhone 3G. This is a watershed moment for handset ...
appleinsider.com - 11/10/2008
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Barclays Analyst Predicts Apple Ultra-Portable, Entry-Level iPhone
TheAppleBlog —
... introduces the interesting possibility of a cheaper, entry-level iPhone to appeal to non-smartphone cellular customers. Though they don’t specify, it’s possible this could be a media-phone instead of a smartphone, emphasizing music and movie playback and forgoing the bells and whistles of the App Store for those who wouldn’t make much use of it anyway. This last prediction, while possible, doesn’t seem like it will be a priority for Apple, considering today’s news that the iPhone has unseated the RAZR as the most popular U.S. mobile handset. Personally, the possibility of an ...
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The handset might've been surpassed in functionality and looks by its Curve 8900 successor, but nothing's got an edge on the BlackBerry Curve 83XX series in smartphone sales. According to NPD, the handset overtook the erstwhile champ iPhone 3G in the category for the first quarter of 2009, ...
Selling 8 million iPhones
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iPhone now top handset in the U.S. —
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“Move over, Motorola,” says Alana Semuels (latimes.com) iPhone has become the top selling handset in the U.S. “Consumers are buying more iPhones than RAZRs because there is a ‘watershed shift in handset design from fashion to fashionable ...
iPhone passes RAZR in sales —
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NPD announced today that iPhone 3G “surpassed Motorola’s RAZR as the leading handset purchased by adult consumers” last quarter, reports Jim Goldman (cnbc.com). “That’d be a big deal no matter when it happened, but it ends RAZR’s 12-quarter winning ...
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