For what it is worth, the languages used by users to name their devices are certainly not limited to US English. Out of the 1,000,001 device list, about 10,000 device names contain the Korean possessive "ui", about 5,000 contain the Japanese possessive "no", and a whopping 32,000 contained a Chinese possessive. Unsurprisingly, none contained all three. :-)
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For what it is worth, the languages used by users to name their devices are certainly not limited to US English. Out of the 1,000,001 device list, about 10,000 device names contain the Korean possessive "ui", about 5,000 contain the Japanese possessive "no", and a whopping 32,000 contained a Chinese possessive. Unsurprisingly, none contained all three. :-)
$ grep 의 iphonelist.txt | wc 10682 23316 1469444 $ grep 的 iphonelist.txt | wc 32168 77171 4522336 $ grep の iphonelist.txt | wc 4838 15191 671159 $ grep 의 iphonelist.txt | grep 的 | grep の | wc 0 0 0