Massive Statistics on Cell Phone
Cell Phones have become important part of our lives in means of communication. In Manhattan, known as the busiest city in the country, massive surveys have been taken regarding the use of cell phone, and here they are:
89% said they’ve used a cell phone. (86% for personal calls, 3% for business, and 9% for both)
69% feel safe when they have their cell phone with them.
38% have stopped using their landline since owning a mobile phone.
In France, 84% still use their landline compared to 12% in Sweden.
66% – One cell phone
28% – Two cell phones
6% – Three or more cell phones
What types of phone?
Nokia – 38%
Sony Ericsson – 18%
Samsung - 15%
Motorola – 10%
LG – 6%
Siemens – 3%
Blackberry - 2%
iPhone – 1%
50% have flirted via text, and the other 50% didn’t.
21% have flirted in France & 86% in Portugal!
86% of the world feels its unacceptable to break up via text
8% of Italians say that it’s fine and they’ve done it
Cell phones and text messaging having negative impacts?
42% Yes
47% No
11% Don’t know
Only 1% own iPhones, yet 25% would like one in the world (53% in U.S.)
Factors that matter when choosing a new phone?
Latest Model 7%
In store offers 6%
Reputation of the brand 5%
Durability 5%
Daily Usage?
63% for calls
57% for text messaging
44% for alarm
22% for calendar
12% for music player
10% for camera
9% for Bluetooth
7% for games
Whew, that was some a lot of statistics eh.
Comments
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LaurenR, these were statistic released by “Metro”. I wouldn’t lie since I haven’t thought of such things like flirting at all |
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hmm easy for you to get those statistics.. tnx.. but ur article helped me in some way.. |
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SYONET: try books like the lifestyle market analyst. it gives you all sorts of stats like what your looking for. |
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You please need to clear that, who was the author and a briefing on methodology of the survey is also needed as i wish to use these findings as reference materials.Because sometimes web address is not enough.However, these findings are useful and i’m happy to know these facts… |
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what’s your source(s) for this information?