“The Verizon iPhone 4 will hit store shelves on Feb. 10, and all the early indications are that it will be hugely popular. But it’s the iPhone 5 running on Verizon’s network that should worry Android vendors most,” Don Reisinger writes for eWeek.
Here’s why:
1. The 4G possibility.
2. The iPhone will increase Verizon’s influence.
3. Android, the forgotten platform?
4. It’ll just add more features.
5. A single Android device can’t even beat the iPhone 4.
6. Expect international support.
7. The price might be right.
8. The current slate of devices doesn’t seem groundbreaking.
9. Apple’s iOS is superior to Android
10. Consumer trust must play a role.
Read more in the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews reader “Ruben” for the heads up.]