Motorola's ~$50 RAZR V3, on sale since the dawn of man, remains the most popular cellphone in America, with the iPhone managing fourth place despite costing $400.
As the RAZR V3 can be bartered for a cold sausage and 3 cigarettes, however, it's not unreasonable to think that the iPhone is a lot more profitable, especially bundled with those $70 unlimited data plans. Moreover, the data-collectors, Strategy Analytics, think the iPhone will hit the top spot soon.
To compare the iPhone to the iPod is to implicitly assume that Apple has the entire market licked. If the two devices' market share graphs are proportionately locked, for the purposes of argument, then there will be an iPhone for every particle in the known universe shortly before teatime on March 3, 2011.
Until you experience metagenesis for yourself, you can grab an iPhone skin for your RAZR v3 right here.
IPhone Gains on RAZR as Most Popular Cell Phone in U.S. [WIRED Epicenter]
