Google Activating 700,000 Android Devices A Day

Eric Savitz, Forbes
Wed, 12/21/2011 - 7:10am

Google?s senior VP of mobile devices Andy Rubin asserts in a Google+ post that the company is now activating 700,000 Android devices a day. That would be 255 million devices a year. Or a billion every four years. That would be, in short, a whole lot of phones and tablets.

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