iPhone tops business rankings, steals Nokia market share

lallysingh · on Nov 7, 2008

Notably pushing RIM from the #2 spot.

unalone · on Nov 7, 2008

Yeah. But that's to be expected: Apple doesn't amass diehard fans for no reason.

The bigger question is whether or not businesses accept the transition to Apple.

tuukkah · on Nov 7, 2008

I thought the iPhone is big in the US and Nokia is big elsewhere... Perhaps the US market has grown fast and that makes Nokia's markets less significant.

ROFISH · on Nov 7, 2008

There was an article recently that said that the iPhone sold roughly 50% in the US and 50% elsewhere. It's still pretty US-centric, but it's growing around the world.

gkorian · on Nov 7, 2008

Samsung on the same level as BlackBerry in the business smartphone category??? Give me a break!

All the business deployments that I am aware of are predominantly RIM based, and I am yet to hear of an IT department to give the iPhone the go-ahead as a business device.

Just go to blackberryforums.com or some other similar place where all the BlackBerry fans gather to rave about their devices and drool about what's coming next. And what are the fans saying about Samsung? A deafening silence.

Who writes these surveys anyways?? Oh wait, appleinsider.com. Now I get it.