A new ChangeWave survey learned that 48 percent of people looking to buy a fresh smartphone over the next 90 days anticipate getting an iPhone. I'm not surprised - I feel exactly the same now.
In the investigation by the research network, the 4163 consumers specially in the North American smartphone market were inspired to reveal their preferences of mobile device. With nearly 50 % of respondents proclaiming that we will have iPhones, 32 percent say they favor the Android main system. Only 4 % said they demand a BlackBerry device OS.
Okay, and this last point taught me to be blush. Suddenly, I feel as being a kid using a partner school seniors and sneakers.
At here, I have a BlackBerry Curve. We do what we should need to do - Show my email, I check Foursquare gives me directions when I'm lost ... But it lacks quite a few: speed as well as a "cool" factor.
I come with an iPod that plays the best songs - excellent for my morning walk to function, but wouldn't normally it be great if I take less equipment from the bag on a regular basis? Not to mention, it is always good to have the "what" applications and games accessible that the iPhone can provide. (So do cease so far back in history.)
And now, with all the introduction of Apple icloud service this fall, 29 percent of respondents whorrrre currently people who own Apple products, said they may be more likely to buy Apple products. And 13 percent of the people who own non-Apple products (including me) said they're also almost certainly going to buy an Apple product because with the icloud.
"The results can be quite a leading indicator of future reports. Shipping worldwide phone Apple were only available in second in May, IDC [International Data Corporation] reported, even so the company plans Android phone could be the beginning most popular computer in the second half 2011. In July, ComScore also reported that Android is mobile inside the United States most popular computer, "according to PC Magazine." It was Apple within the top of an associated survey by ChangeWave discovered that 70 percent in the people who actually bought the product said iOS have been "very satisfied" making use of their purchase, when compared with 50 percent for Android, 27 percent for Windows Phone, and 26 percent of RIM. "
After much thought (and I guess just a little peer pressure - thanks, ChangeWave survey and my "cool" friends with iPhones that I envy), I am looking at the first iPhone in September.
In the investigation by the research network, the 4163 consumers specially in the North American smartphone market were inspired to reveal their preferences of mobile device. With nearly 50 % of respondents proclaiming that we will have iPhones, 32 percent say they favor the Android main system. Only 4 % said they demand a BlackBerry device OS.
Okay, and this last point taught me to be blush. Suddenly, I feel as being a kid using a partner school seniors and sneakers.
At here, I have a BlackBerry Curve. We do what we should need to do - Show my email, I check Foursquare gives me directions when I'm lost ... But it lacks quite a few: speed as well as a "cool" factor.
I come with an iPod that plays the best songs - excellent for my morning walk to function, but wouldn't normally it be great if I take less equipment from the bag on a regular basis? Not to mention, it is always good to have the "what" applications and games accessible that the iPhone can provide. (So do cease so far back in history.)
And now, with all the introduction of Apple icloud service this fall, 29 percent of respondents whorrrre currently people who own Apple products, said they may be more likely to buy Apple products. And 13 percent of the people who own non-Apple products (including me) said they're also almost certainly going to buy an Apple product because with the icloud.
"The results can be quite a leading indicator of future reports. Shipping worldwide phone Apple were only available in second in May, IDC [International Data Corporation] reported, even so the company plans Android phone could be the beginning most popular computer in the second half 2011. In July, ComScore also reported that Android is mobile inside the United States most popular computer, "according to PC Magazine." It was Apple within the top of an associated survey by ChangeWave discovered that 70 percent in the people who actually bought the product said iOS have been "very satisfied" making use of their purchase, when compared with 50 percent for Android, 27 percent for Windows Phone, and 26 percent of RIM. "
After much thought (and I guess just a little peer pressure - thanks, ChangeWave survey and my "cool" friends with iPhones that I envy), I am looking at the first iPhone in September.
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