Android to hold smartphone crown for next four years

James Dohnert
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Analysts predict Windows Phone to make a splash, while BlackBerry stagnates

A new analyst study has projected that Android will rule the smartphone market until at least 2016. According to a new IDC study, Android will have a 63.8 percent marketshare in four years. That...

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