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I think that is mostly a US thing, as I see way more Androids in Europe than iPhones. But I could be wrong
And it's so outdated too. The iPhone was a "cool" status symbol in like 2010 and 2014. Not so much when everyone has them.
I thought that time period was more a Blackberry thing, and to a lesser extent the Sony Xperia and Galaxy series was taking off
Nah, since 2007 when the iPhone came out everyone had to have one. Then the 2nd model had GPS and apps in 2008 and blew the doors wide open. By 2010 HTC was releasing phones like the incredible and the "droid" moniker was in full swing - with Apple consistently mopping the floor.
I'd say iPhone fervor kind of died down around 2010 actually.