“FixYa, which bills itself as the leading product Q&A destination on the Web and mobile, published a head-to-head comparison Friday of the reliability of four leading smartphone manufacturers: Apple, Samsung, Nokiaand Motorola,” Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports for Fortune.
“According to FixYa, iPhones are nearly three times more reliable than Samsung’s smartphones, five times more than Nokia’s and 27 times more than Motorola’s.,” P.E.D. reports.
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