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Android and the DROID X are, warts and all, already neck and neck with the iPhone 4. It's scary to think how one-sided this would be if Google just put a handful of UI experts on the [Android app] marketplace. Game over, Apple. Game over.

— Paul Thurrott

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Source: Droid Attack Spells Doom for iPhone in Paul Thurrott's Supersite For Windows (21 September 2010)
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