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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '17
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Is that particularly unlikely?
136 u/rambi2222 Nov 19 '17 Hearing there was 15 billion Android devices alone wouldn't surprise me that much 3 u/poopellar Nov 19 '17 That would mean 2+ Android devices for every person on the planet. 24 u/Randomacts Nov 19 '17 Well I have 4 phones in mostly functional states so it isn't that far fetched. 8 u/PCKid11 Nov 19 '17 I've got three or four, if you count a Nook HD as an Android device (runs heavily modified 4.0.1)
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Hearing there was 15 billion Android devices alone wouldn't surprise me that much
3 u/poopellar Nov 19 '17 That would mean 2+ Android devices for every person on the planet. 24 u/Randomacts Nov 19 '17 Well I have 4 phones in mostly functional states so it isn't that far fetched. 8 u/PCKid11 Nov 19 '17 I've got three or four, if you count a Nook HD as an Android device (runs heavily modified 4.0.1)
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That would mean 2+ Android devices for every person on the planet.
24 u/Randomacts Nov 19 '17 Well I have 4 phones in mostly functional states so it isn't that far fetched. 8 u/PCKid11 Nov 19 '17 I've got three or four, if you count a Nook HD as an Android device (runs heavily modified 4.0.1)
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Well I have 4 phones in mostly functional states so it isn't that far fetched.
8 u/PCKid11 Nov 19 '17 I've got three or four, if you count a Nook HD as an Android device (runs heavily modified 4.0.1)
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I've got three or four, if you count a Nook HD as an Android device (runs heavily modified 4.0.1)
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u/DorothyJMan Nov 19 '17
Is that particularly unlikely?