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There are enough potential customers out there,
and enough open source software available for
potential OS builders that you don't really need
that much market share to remain vital.

Mac OS has only a fraction of the entire computer
market and Ubuntu only has a fraction of Mac OS's
market share. Yet it remains a vibrant project,
and a good operating system.
Posted by: Theli   Posted on: 10/28/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Ubuntu  Theli | 10/28/09
yes, but...  privatejarhead | 10/28/09
Agreed  oncall | 10/28/09
Android will dominate  eMJayy | 10/28/09
If you think competing phones have caught up with  frgough | 10/28/09
Wow you obviously didn't have a smartphone before either  tonymcs@... | 10/28/09
And you obviously having been paying attention  MacCanuck | 10/29/09
Time is plentiful in the mobile phone platforms...  adornoe@... | 10/29/09
You're right...  Sleeper Service | 10/29/09
Didn't you have a smartphone before Apple?  tonymcs@... | 10/28/09
Yes stick with Windows Mobile  MacCanuck | 10/29/09
It's good to imitate success  drobinow | 10/29/09
Finally, some common sense...  Narg | 10/29/09
Define winner.  matthew_maurice | 10/29/09
RE: Smartphone wars; one platform will never rule them all  HiTech Marketer | 10/29/09
RE: Smartphone wars; one platform will never rule them all  bigpicture | 10/30/09
RE: Smartphone wars; one platform will never rule them all  EricP_KY | 10/30/09
Learning styles  dheady@... | 11/05/09
RE: Smartphone wars; one platform will never rule them all  archangel9999 | 11/07/09

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