The Evolution of Smartphones and Computers in America
The smartphone market in the United States is dominated by Samsung and Apple, with about three-quarters of Americans buying iPhones or Samsung devices. This lack of competition is due to the dominance of the three major mobile service providers (Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T) who have deals with these companies to push their phones. In contrast, other countries have a more diverse range of popular smartphone brands. The article suggests that this lack of competition limits consumer choice and hinders innovation in the smartphone industry. It encourages readers to explore smaller phone companies and consider alternatives to Apple and Samsung to break out of the smartphone rut.
