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#72326 24-Nov-2010 12:11
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I run the Secret Cities facebook sites and i am in the process of looking to connect the information to mobile phone users in a useful way. How or where can i find out which phones systems to target? as i cant afford to do them all. Nokia is easy as they have a wizard that works really well and doesnt cost a dime !! just time
but what else ? Iphone Blackberry android ? which phone system is getting used the most by city dwellers?
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  #408839 24-Nov-2010 12:14
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Not sure about your quetion sorry



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  #408892 24-Nov-2010 13:40
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ok
so in which order are the most used phones in new zealand

Android Iphone Blackberry ?




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  #409238 24-Nov-2010 23:51
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Based on the current TV advertising by 2degrees, vodafone and telecom is seems like everyone will have an android phone under the Christmas tree this year

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