IDC asked 50 smartphone users around the world why they bought Windows Phone, Android or iOSAccording to IDC, the most important factor when choosing a smartphone is battery life, followed by ease of use, screen size, camera resolution, and screen resolution. Almost half of owners iPhone stated that battery life was the main reason they chose it iPhone.
Apparently, it was the other half of those who complain on the company's official discussion forums Apple and in discussions on servers such as LsA to very short battery life. What is quite interesting is the fact that the operating system was the deciding factor in choosing a device for only 32% of owners iPhone, while 68% of the others were when buying a phone iPhone no matter what operating system the phone uses. However, with Android, 37% of customers were interested in what operating system the phone uses, and in the case of Windows Phone then exactly 40% of people reached for the phone with Windows Phone precisely because it contains Windows Phone.
The exact opposite can then be seen in the case of customers who made their decisions based on the brand that makes the phone they bought. Meanwhile, what for Android owners and Windows Phone device, the manufacturer plays a role in only 25% of cases, iPhone it is important for 32% of customers that iPhone bears the logo of a bitten apple.
*Source: IDC
It should be 49% and not 56% in the article.
Interesting justification of the OS where WP leads, while the biggest weakness of the WP phone is precisely WP as the weakest OS on the market (I'm not saying it's bad, but it lags behind the others)
otherwise, it is confirmed that 100 people have 100 tastes, on the whole it is balanced on all fronts
I think the decisive question would be the price
According to the article, users said that they iPhone bought for battery life…
I think battery life is something else. Or is it a bad translation?
when I went to get a new phone a few years ago, I was deciding between iPhone4 and Samsung galaxy III. I didn't care at the time what it would be, I didn't have a smart phone until then, so I didn't even have experience with it iOS or Android. Fortunately, they didn't have Samsung in the store at the time, so I took it iPhone and today I have no regrets at all. today I already have a 5S, an iPad3, an MBP 13″ with retina, and an iMac 27″ will also be added to my desk. what decided fine-tuned ecosystem and interconnectedness of individual devices.
"Almost half of the owners iPhone stated that battery life was the main reason they chose it iPhone.
Apparently, it was the other half of those who complain on the company's official discussion forums Apple and in discussions on servers such as LsA for a very short battery life.”
lifetime - how long it will take before the flashlight stops working
endurance - time from disconnection from the charger until the battery discharges
lifetime - before the flashlight stops working and needs to be replaced with a new one, to be more precise ;)
TOMAS: I won't lie to myself that the battery life is bad, but it's not iphoneBut with today's technology, when you look at the tests and compare them with other top models, it's iphone in the top 3…overall it comes out as a phone with one of the best endurance, which is sad. The Sony Z1 (with such a large body and weight) lasted less than iphone 5 both on the web and for gaming…
batteries are not the only thing that bothers smartphones in general apple or other manufacturers
Tomáš, that's really what he meant Roman.
Otherwise, this statistic is terribly, terribly, terribly strange...
I don't know, I have the feeling that more than half of the users of their smartphones are completely out of touch with reality :D
It definitely weighed on me. IOS...
After the experience with Android on the Asus Prime, I switched to the gnawed apples.
iPad AIR, mini with retina and iPhone 5s give me a day - what a day for truth!
(I will buy more in time.) Macbook PRO and I'll say goodbye to W7 for good!!! )
appsman: With that iphone 5s is in the top 3 best endurance, you are wrong. there is one unnamed page that deals with the battery life test. I test TALK TIME, WEB BROWSING TIME and VIDEO PLAYBACK on smartphones. and there it is iphone 5s or 5c quite deep in the table. e.g. talk time Galaxy s5 : 21:20h. LG G2 : 25:01h iphone 5s :10:46h which is a huge difference. therefore, the overall durability of the iPhone battery cannot be in the top 3, as you claim. Another proof is the constant download of iPhone users, which is updated with every update IOS increases. this should apple to solve.
I think that the flashlight will be different piece by piece and especially the settings and use. I spend my time on the square with 2048, I keep staring at twitter, writing messages and it lasts me beautifully from morning to evening and if I don't plug in the charger at night, it almost doesn't drop until the morning and I can work calmly until the morning. Then it starts asking for juice.
With the previous droid, which was paper bloated, with a huge screen, I disconnected from the charger at 9 in the morning and with the same use had to charge again at 5 in the evening because the flashlight died.
Statistics actually show that iPhone It is the most balanced in terms of user needs, not that WinP is better. It's just that some things outweigh others much more.