The China-iPhone dilemma continues to interest commentators and analysts.
The latest is Morgan Keegan analyst Travis McCourt, who has create a breakdown of the success (or otherwise) of the various smartphone manufacturers in the country during 2010.
Despite record shipments elsewhere in the world, Apple and RIM are the least best performers, well beaten out by Motorola and Samsung; both of which are powered by Android phones.
And, surprisingly, it's Nokia, and the much bemoaned Symbian platform that's well in the lead.
[source: Business Insider]
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