— in order for the Cupertino company to come out ahead. Have things changed? Well, we have the results of a new consumer research we commissioned titled “How America Buys and Uses Smartphones: PhoneArena Survey,” and it gives us some very interesting pointers.This is commissioned research, so we’re impartial as can be.100% accuracy is impossible, but the results should be considered statistically valid and up to date.
Regardless, the ecosystem has played a huge part in not only Apple’s growth, but also in why the numbers above are as they are. I mean, have you noticed how Samsung is also trying to segment its features and services? And here’s another graphic that is bound to spark further civilized and well-mannered discussions: younger people seem to gravitate towards iPhone instead ofThe iPhone, especially in terms of UI and UX — as in, menus and the way we navigate them — is designed so well that it can act both as a “baby’s first phone” or as something that grandpa can handle.
But the fact of the matter is that Apple seems to be winning over the younger generations and that is certainly indicative of the way its innovations are being marketed and perceived.Well, you’re not going to believe me, but 3% is actually still dedicated to LG, despite the fact that the company hasn’t made a smartphone since 2021! Motorola being just ahead with 5% makes total sense, thanks to Moto’s top-tier phone and carrier deals.
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