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Don't be fooled, I know quite a few people (generally older, 50+) who got their iPhones as upgrades and didn't even realize they had browsers until I showed the
by myko 14y ago
Don't be fooled, I know quite a few people (generally older, 50+) who got their iPhones as upgrades and didn't even realize they had browsers until I showed them.
- jusben1369 14y agoI guess the point is though that if you look at Apps sold and web traffic then you're eliminating users from both platforms that may own the phones but aren't really engaged.
- stephengillie 14y agoLarge groups of people, even technical people, still see these pocket-sized computers as "the thing in my pocket which forces me to speak with people", and just want to ignore it.
- jay_kyburz 14y agoI hate when my phone rings.
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- coob 14y agoDon't be fooled by your anecdote vs. actual stats.
- vibrunazo 14y agoWhat actual stats? I'd love to see stats, which ones are you talking about?
- coob 14y agohttp://labs.chitika.com/webplatforms/ http://labs.chitika.com/webplatforms/ http://www.comscore.com/Press_Events/Press_Releases/2012/4/iPhones_Have_Significantly_Higher_Rates_of_Wi-Fi_Utilization http://www.comscore.com/Press_Events/Press_Releases/2012/4/i...
- myko 14y agoI'm not sure these pages really offer evidence one way or the other, but I do agree my anecdote shouldn't be taken as gospel. Regarding your second link specifically I know lots of folks who stick to using LTE on their Android devices instead of their wifi because LTE is often faster than their home internet, so I'm not sure that showing Android phones are less likely to use WiFi really means anything.
- blinkingled 14y ago>I know lots of folks who stick to using LTE on their Android devices instead of their wifi Actually Akamai research confirmed that Android and iPhone are neck to neck for cellular traffic. Because of the iPad wifi traffic for iOS is more than Android but that may change with the release of Nexus 7.