Matt Asay of CNET writes:
"The more you roll the dice, according to the law of large numbers theorem, the more likely you are to hit an expected average of 3.5.
And according to Google VP Andy Rubin, the more the search giant blankets the industry with competing Android-droid based mobile handsets, the more likely Google is to hit its expected value of market dominance over Apple's iPhone.
"It's a numbers game," Rubin said. And the numbers look increasingly rosy for Android."
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Purely because android is so accessible. You can get an android phone on pay as you go for £100 you can't get an iphone on pay as you got for less than £350 even an older gen version its a joke Apple like with there ipod are not lowering prices even this late in the products life. So android is gonna be in a LOT more pockets by 2011 than iphone as more and more smart phones are released every month. Eventually every phone will have android on and that will be the iphone killer as devs will choose to get to the bigger market.