Your Android smartphone is more likely to fail than an iPhone

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By Jeff ByrnesFeb 23, 2016, 1:01 pm433 pts
Have you ever wondered what the true numbers would reveal as far as whether Android or iOS smartphones were more prone to device failures? The Blancco Technology Group has those numbers, and Android fans arent going to like them. The report is based on internal data from millions of iOS and Android smartphones…

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