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Check out the profile of who’s most likely to buy an iPhone later this month. Read more about the survey at TrendsSpotting. How about you…going to get one?
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Wondering who is going to buy an iPhone?
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Check out the profile of who’s most likely to buy an iPhone later this month. Read more about the survey at TrendsSpotting. How about you…going to get one?
iWon’t. iPhorget where iPut myJunk all the time. Keeping separate devices increases my chances of having at least one of them by the end of the day.
I can’t wait (ok so now I’m in the gender minority according to your stats). It will actually be one less gadget for me (blackberry + ipod – will be replaced with iPhone) and besides it’s sooooooooo cool! I might wait about 6 months though to let the heat die down a bit.
What I find really interesting is that, if you take out the 50+ group, there is almost and even distribution of age groups interested in the phone. How often does that happen?
Dan — you are so right there. Imagine how awful it would be to lose your iPhone and literally lose everything in one blink.
There’s a flaw in becoming too digitally dependent. Our own inability not to lose stuff!
Drew
Ann,
I can’t wait to read the 9 million posts reviewing the phone the first few weeks it is out. Imagine the frenzy. It might make the line outside the bookstore on Harry Potter release nights look tame!
Drew