Study: BlackBerry has twice the failure rate of iPhone

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Getting more data points

Might not help much, assuming they used a statistically sound sample. Once you go past 1000 samples you don't get much better.

The fact that they ignore problems taken care of at the Retail store bothers me more, though. Why aren't those counted as problems? I'd say that would definitely skew the results.

Posted by: tikigawd   Posted on: 12/04/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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