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And unfortunately, with LITTLE competition in the United States market, why should the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google bother trying to innovate upgrades? The pretty much have a stranglehold on the U.S. market. Most still buy under contract at carrier stores. Carrier stores probably have "under the table deals" with Apple, Samsung, Google to pretty much push those three brands and ignore what few other devices they have in their stores.
If Oppo, Huawei (with 100% access to google), Honor etc were allowed into the U.S. market, perhaps "the big three" would make some headway in design & innovation.
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And unfortunately, with LITTLE competition in the United States market, why should the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google bother trying to innovate upgrades? The pretty much have a stranglehold on the U.S. market. Most still buy under contract at carrier stores. Carrier stores probably have "under the table deals" with Apple, Samsung, Google to pretty much push those three brands and ignore what few other devices they have in their stores.
If Oppo, Huawei (with 100% access to google), Honor etc were allowed into the U.S. market, perhaps "the big three" would make some headway in design & innovation.