It's only because 24 month contracts are kicking in. Many people before with smart phones had 12 or 18 months, carriers now require 24 months to get their money back on high end handsets, so anyone wanting to upgrade to a new phone now is in a waiting game with their last android or iphone deal.
It's not rocket science to see that people are locked in to contracts more and more and there is not going to be the rushes we have seen in the past at launch apart from those that have waited.
I still don't understand apart from cash flow why anyone would want an android phone though, they aren't bad but they are frustratingly backward in their operation. It's things like being able to have two of the same icon on the home screen through to glitchy web browsing and mostly pentile screen that just make apple worth the money.
It's not rocket science to see that people are locked in to contracts more and more and there is not going to be the rushes we have seen in the past at launch apart from those that have waited.
I still don't understand apart from cash flow why anyone would want an android phone though, they aren't bad but they are frustratingly backward in their operation. It's things like being able to have two of the same icon on the home screen through to glitchy web browsing and mostly pentile screen that just make apple worth the money.