Feature Phones Still Outsell Smartphones
SlashGear on August 20, 2009
Cell phones still outsell smartphones in the mobile device market. In the second quarter of 2009, feature phones accounted for 72 percent of mobile device sales, where smartphones claimed only 28 percent.
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