In a remarkable turn of event, Google Android phones have toppled BlackBerry devices as the top-selling smartphones in the US during the second quarter of this year, according to a report released by the NPD Group.
In the report, Android phones accounted for 33 percent of all smartphones purchased between April and June, toppling BlackBerry devices which accounted for 28 percent.
“While Android-back phones have taken a significant market share from BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion (RIM), Apple iPhone has only experienced a small quarterly gain despite the recent launch of its latest version called iPhone 4”, NPD official Ross Rubin said.
iPhone accounted for 22 percent of purchased smartphones during the second quarter.














