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The iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5c even with its higher price points than Android competitors including Samsung showed the highest market share in the United States, in 2013. The iPhone is by far the most popular smartphone in the United States.
Data usage went from 5.5 GB per month in 2012's fourth quarter up to 6.6GB per month in the same quarter in 2103 according to NPD Group. In the rest of the world Samsung ruled the smartphone Galaxies.
For the last week of 2013, we'll be reviewing all the reviews this year for the best smartphones of the year from different sources. We are trying to discover "What are the top best coolest hottest smartphones of 2013."
Today, we look at Consumer Reports. When we first started this feature, Consumer Reports, was not at the bleeding edge of the topic like tech reviewers. Now that smartphones are mainstream, Consumer reports has improved greatly and also survey their readers to see what they thought of their carriers.
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Recent reports show that smartphone marketshare in the United States is 62.5% with Apple's iPhone in the lead. Those other 37.5% remaining may be wondering if they really need an iPhone or smartphone at all.
The biggest barrier to buying a smartphone for many of the people, I have interviewed is the monthly price. If you get a plan from a major carrier such as AT&T or Verizon, you can expect to pay close to $100 a month for a plan. You can get better deals from T-Mobile, but you will have to pay for the smartphone or iPhone upfront or in installments.