According to IDC Research, the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Curve is the drumhead foreman when it comes to U.S. smartphone sales in the second base quarter of ‘09. It’s no surprisal, given the BlackBerry 8900’s widespread popularity, but there is certainly some heated competition from the runner up, the apple_s_1_2_one_thousand_million_pill_computing_machine.html’ title=’Apple’>iPhone 3GS. A variety of other BlackBerrys rocked the top ten list, with some Windows Mobile nods near the oddment. Even the G1 and Palm (NSDQ: PALM) Pre take a smirch on the lean. Without further ado, here’s the rundown.
BlackBerry Curve (83xx series and 8900) Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iPhone 3GS (both 16GB and 32GB versions) BlackBerry Pearl (81xx serial but not the Pearl Flip) Apple iPhone 3G (8GB and 16GB versions) BlackBerry Bold BlackBerry Storm T-Mobile River (New York Stock Exchange: DT) G1 Palm Pre HTC Touch Pro HTC Touch Diamond
Keep in mind that this is hardly the final examination say, it’s only the earnest exploit of a research firm. It seems a little weirdo that the Storm maintains a spot on the list, but despite all the bad rap SurePress suffers, there are some citizenry who use it without any problems whatsoever. Is that true to the point that it honestly sells better than the Palm Pre? The G1 I mightiness be able to understand, but I definitely see the Storm’s position changing next quarter when the myTouch 3G is taken into account. What do you guys think of the results?
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