Early iPhone owners overwhelmingly happy
Jolly Roger
survey out Friday says, and Apple (AAPL) and AT&T (T) are luring
customers from rivals as a result."
"In one of the first such studies, 90% of 200 owners said they were
"extremely" or "very" satisfied with their phone. And 85% said they are
"extremely" or "very" likely to recommend the device to others, says
the online survey conducted and paid for by market researcher Interpret
of Santa Monica, Calif. The firm surveyed 1,000 cellphone users July
6-10."
"The findings are "pretty much off the charts," says Jason Kramer,
Interpret's chief strategy officer."
<http://www.usatoday.com/tech/wireless/phones/2007-07-12-iphone_N.htm>
--
JR
Belphegor
wrote:
and they will continue to be so as the software get updated by
Apple.
Really looking forward to the launch in Europe. Apple will by then
have sold 'millions and millions and millions' of those shiny
thingies...
here is another happy person _before_ the iPhone launch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5oGaZIKYvo
Edwin
wrote:
"Interpret's survey also bodes well for AT&T. Half the buyers switched
from another carrier. Of those, 35% paid an average $167 to break a
contract. "We thought AT&T would be more of a barrier to entry," says
Munster."
"Another boon for AT&T: IPhone owners surveyed expect to pay about $35
more in monthly service fees compared with their previous cellphones."
Jim
Jolly Roger <jolly...@R.E.M.O.V.E.pobox.com> wrote:
ONe in three cell users want iPhones too! What a statistic.
--
Jim
Rod Speed
Nope, not even one in three who use the net. Pity about all the rest who dont.
> What a statistic.
Pity its so utterly bogus.
Belphegor
Thanks Edwin, for adding that, nobody could accuse you of being
biased.
I think the decision of 30% of iPhone users to spend an average of
$167 to get out of their existing contracts, just to get what appears
to be a decent phone, speaks volumes.
How many are just not able to afford that and will get an iPhone once
their contractual period is at an end?
Jim
"Rod Speed" <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote:
Try to keep up,
http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=18539#mainContent
One-in-three Americans want iPhone
Apple's iPhone could become one of the most succesful product launches
yet.
Lightspeed Research surveyed 39,000 people on its US online panel in the
days following the launch of the device on 29 June - and the research
findings are staggering.
Thirty-two per cent of those surveyed who do not currently own an iPhone
stated that they do intend to purchase one, with 8 per cent planning to
purchase in the next three months and 22 per cent planning to purchase
"some time in the future", the researchers said.
Try again there rod...
--
Jim
Rod Speed
>>>> "Early iPhone owners are overwhelmingly happy with their devices, a
>>>> survey out Friday says, and Apple (AAPL) and AT&T (T) are luring
>>>> customers from rivals as a result."
>>>> "In one of the first such studies, 90% of 200 owners said they were
>>>> "extremely" or "very" satisfied with their phone. And 85% said they
>>>> are "extremely" or "very" likely to recommend the device to others,
>>>> says the online survey conducted and paid for by market researcher
>>>> Interpret of Santa Monica, Calif. The firm surveyed 1,000 cellphone
>>>> users July 6-10."
>>>> "The findings are "pretty much off the charts," says Jason Kramer,
>>>> Interpret's chief strategy officer."
>>>> <http://www.usatoday.com/tech/wireless/phones/2007-07-12-iphone_N.htm>
>>> ONe in three cell users want iPhones too!
>> Nope, not even one in three who use the net. Pity about all the rest who dont.
>>> What a statistic.
>> Pity its so utterly bogus.
> Try to keep up,
Work on your lines,
> http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=18539#mainContent
> One-in-three Americans want iPhone
> Apple's iPhone could become one of the most succesful product launches yet.
> Lightspeed Research surveyed 39,000 people on its US online panel
And since its an ONLINE PANEL, thats completely useless when trying to
work out how many OF THOSE WHO DONT USE THE NET, want the iphone.
AND it isnt even a viable sample of those who do use the net either.
> in the days following the launch of the device on
> 29 June - and the research findings are staggering.
> Thirty-two per cent of those surveyed who do not currently own an
> iPhone stated that they do intend to purchase one, with 8 per cent
> planning to purchase in the next three months and 22 per cent
> planning to purchase "some time in the future", the researchers said.
> Try again there rod...
Go and fuck yourself, jimbo...
Belphegor
> >> Jim <j...@NOwwa.net> wrote
> >>> Jolly Roger <jollyro...@R.E.M.O.V.E.pobox.com> wrote
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/592/01/
next week: how to use expletives without looking like a Cxxt
Rod Speed
Belphegor <hue...@gmail.com> wrote just the
puerile shit thats all it can ever manage.
ed
news:1184377275.5...@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com...
<snip>
> I think the decision of 30% of iPhone users to spend an average of
> $167 to get out of their existing contracts, just to get what appears
> to be a decent phone, speaks volumes.
>
> How many are just not able to afford that and will get an iPhone once
> their contractual period is at an end?
um, probably not many eh? if you can't afford $167 early termination fee,
you probably can't afford a $500-$600 phone... :D
Belphegor
Good point :)
Jim
"Rod Speed" <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote:
Ah...an oldie in sheeps clothing....eddie-lost in disguise again.
--
Jim
Belphegor
> In article <5fso4vF3d47m...@mid.individual.net>,> > > Rod Speed <rod.speed....@gmail.com> wrote
> > >> Jim <j...@NOwwa.net> wrote
> > >>> Jolly Roger <jollyro...@R.E.M.O.V.E.pobox.com> wrote
you have to admit the name is cool... 'Rod Speed' that is a great name
- beats Edwin and Tommy any time. Or blabla or moo. And he is more
articulate, in a sort of juvenile way.