A few months ago, analysts expected that a lot of Android users would be interested in the new larger iPhones and we would see a massive influx of switchers to the platform iOS. But now, based on CIRP data, analysts have found that their expectations were initially too high, and in fact the number of people who switched from Android to iOS, much smaller. This year, only 12% of iPhone buyers confirmed that they previously owned an Android phone, while last year it was 23% of users. Last year proved to be even more successful in terms of the number of platform switchers BlackBerry a Windows Phone.
Up to 80% of all buyers iPhone 6 and 6 Plus upgraded from previous generations, while u iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c last year it was only almost 65%. The main reason for the lower interest is that Android users had a larger display much earlier and unfortunately for Apple, the trend in this case has been set by Samsung with its annual increase in the diagonal of displays on phones. Regarding the team, 31% of switchers chose from Android iPhone 6 Plus. Statistics then showed that 25% of owners of previous generations iPhone this year chose the 6 Plus over the classic 6. Unfortunately, these results are based on statistics that looked at the status of 300 customers who bought iPhone within 30 days from the start of sales iPhone.
A survey of 300 respondents when Apple it sells millions of iPhones and also sales started differently in each country? An indicative value of zero. However, such a survey would really interest me, but it would have to be on a more global scale.
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Even if those phones were easy to get (you didn't have to wait for deliveries), thenoneThe only people who are interested in Android are those who have "flagships". That those who have Android for 3k would switch to iOS It's stupid. When those with better phones find out that their current model is becoming obsolete, only then is there a chance they will change the platform.
however macbook pro I have it and I don't consider it bad, so I don't see a single reason to give up Android on the phone and notchat to close oneself in apple ecosystem...
300 people? it's a fact that a lot :) I still think that people had no reason to switch to another platform if they are used to something that suits them. Moreover, when we consider that apple it didn't bring anything groundbreaking in terms of mobile devices and for the price of two iPads or one macbooku
Trevor. Everyone has it differently. Someone voluntarily lets themselves be tracked by Google and voluntarily uses a lagging, nestabil applications like Chrome, some people are happy that Android is slow, so they have a reason to root it and play with it like children in a sandbox, and some would rather use a closed system that fulfills the functions of a phone. Well, 100 people, 100 tastes :)
Edur: you're right about the lag on Android. but I have an ipad 3rd generation and IOS 8.1 worst combination. multitasing lags me. I often crash the YouTube app or safari. videos take longer to load. and cutting the environment with a large number of running applications. Ios 7 was still fine. For Android, you have ason sancfor root data and custom rom on weaker hardware so that it doesn't lag or crash and so on.