Map of the U.S.A. Shows iOS vs. Android vs. Blackberry

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Posted August 5, 2011 at 4:31pm by iClarified

Check out this map of the U.S.A. by Jumptap that shows which states prefer iOS, Android, or Blackberry.

Consumers in the South and Southwest tend to be Android-biased compared to the rest of the country, while those in the Midwest and Northeast lean towards iOS. California, Texas and Florida over-index for Android use and states in New England and the Midwest over-index for iOS use. Blackberry use, which over-indexed in New York, was also included in the geographic data. This new data establishes an evolving narrative of a North vs. South divide in the ongoing battle of the two top mobile operating systems.

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Map of the U.S.A. Shows iOS vs. Android vs. Blackberry

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JDP-Man - August 5, 2011 at 7:23pm

This is probably accurate but misleading. There are a lot of places that don't even have carriers that have iPhones. Where I live the iPhone wasn't even available without a jailbreak until Verizon started carrying them. I know a ton of people who have to wait out their contracts before they can get one since it's fairly recent that they were even available

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Mo - August 6, 2011 at 3:03am

If an iPhone was priced in line with android phones, that map would be bluer than the south pacific.

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Walmart wireless - August 6, 2011 at 7:45pm

You get what you pay for I guess.. Lol Thats why I'd gladly pay for an iPhone before I ever went droid or BB

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