Well apparently the new Google Android Nexus One is already set to become more popular with ordinary folk than the Apple iPhone according to an article over on velti who gain their info from a poll run by OneNewsPage.com.
Apparently of those surveyed 77% of respondents believe that the new Android offering would beat Apple’s iPhone, although I do have to say here that there is no mention of just how many were involved in this poll.
Apparently the editor at Stuff Magazine, Fraser MacDonald agrees with the surveys findings and has commented that “the software backing Android really is a viable alternative to the iPhone.”
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Has Apple begun field testing the next generation of iPhone ?
Chances are likely as folks at MacRumors suggest. The website is reporting of a few iPhone apps that seem to have tracked access from iPhone models hitherto not available in the market.
Conventionally, Apple assigns a device identification number to each of the different iPhone models. Analytics software used by iPhone apps can track this id to offer app developers an insight into the devices accessing their apps. In this case, an iPhone app named iBART, which is a public transportation guide for the San Francisco train system detected that its iPhone apps were being accessed from a device identified as “iPhone 3,1″. For the record, iPhone 3GS which is the most recent model launched by Apple is identified as “iPhone 2,1″.
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