I came across an interesting study today that claims Blackberry users are wishing for other smartphones in large numbers- particularly the iPhone and Googles Nexus One. While, like most studies, the data should be taken with a grain of salt, the study indicates that roughly 40 percent of BlackBerry users would rather have an Apple iPhone,

With virtually no marketing from Google or T-Mobile, sales of the Nexus One smartphone are weak, according to analytics firm Flurry. The firm said that Google has sold just 135,000 Nexus One units after 74 days on the market. In contrast, the Motorola Droid, which is available via Verizon Wireless, sold 1.05 million units and the Apple iPhone, sold through AT&T, sold one million units...

A recent university survey has revealed that the most iconic phone within the last 25 years is the Apple iPhone.

Currently Research In Motion’s Blackberry smartphone are the most popular in terms of market share, but according to a recent study performed by Crowd Science, virtually 40% of BlackBerry owners would swap to an Apple iPhone reports an article over on pcworld. Furthermore, the study showed that not only would 40% of BlackBerry users switch to

Apple sold 1 million iPhone 1G handsets in its first 74 days on the market, while during the same time Verizon Wireless sold 1.05 million Motorola Droids and Google failed to move even 200,000 Nexus One smartphones. In a new report, analytics firm Flurry explains why. - The Motorola Droid is increasingly looking like a solid competitor for the Apple iPhone, while the Nexus One may be chalked up as...

If the results of a Crowd Science survey are any indication, Research in Motion may have cause for concern. The survey, which queried 1,140 consumers, found that 39 percent of BlackBerry users would prefer an iPhone as their next purchase and 34 percent said they would prefer an Android phone. Meanwhile, 90 percent of Apple iPhone users and Google Android phone users said they plan to stick with t...

Almost 40 percent of BlackBerry users would switch camps to an Apple iPhone, a recent study into smartphone brand loyalty shows.

Almost 40 percent of BlackBerry users would switch camps to an Apple iPhone, a recent study into smartphone brand loyalty shows.

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iPhoneWorld.ca writes: We have been hearing about the tiffs between Apple and Nokia over both companies infringing on the other’s patents and of course waiting to hear when the court battle would begin.