Survey

Investment firm's latest Teen Survey in the U.S. shows Apple is still a hot brand for the country's youth.

A survey of 6,000 individuals indicates just 11% of Apple customers plan to buy the Apple Watch.

According to a new data from WDS, iPhone owners are found to be the most loyal.

A new Google survey reveals that Canadians are getting increasingly addicted to their mobile devices.

South Koreans have reported a much higher customer satisfaction with Apple iPhones than home-grown Samsung smartphones.

Customer loyalty to push iPhone ownership to the top by the year 2015

The Media Technology Monitor, a research arm of the CBC, reports the iPad is still the dominant tablet in Canada. Their latest report says as of last fall, an estimated 26 per cent of Canadians had a tablet with two thirds owning an iPad, and 15 per cent had either a PlayBook or Android tablet....

The Globe and Mail has conducted a survey asking customers what the wireless industry needs to change. The following are the top five complaints from the over 500 readers surveyed in regards to the CRTC's plan to implement a wireless code for our carriers to adhere to. 1. Prices need regulation - 93% of respondents...

The most recent ChangeWave survey (Via Techcrunch) that aims to track North American demand for devices and satisfaction with handsets reinforces what initial reports said about the iPhone: interest is down, while Samsung sales could gain traction in the first three months of this year. (more…)

The latest Rogers Innovation Report for 2012 was conducted to reveal Canadians are increasingly becoming addicted to their smartphones. A panel of 1040 Angus Reid Forum members that owned smartphones and tablets with data plans were surveyed in late November. The results have produced a look at some trends in 2012--here are some interesting ones:...

For the first time in four years, Apple's online store has lost its shine among consumers. According to ForeSee's annual Holiday E-Retail Satisfaction Index, Apple's online store has fallen out of the top five, hitting its lowest consumer satisfaction index in four years (via AllThingsD). (more…)

According to a new survey, Canadians are more addicted to our smartphones than we think. WIND Mobile conducted the national survey on November 21-22 (from 1501 Angus Reid Forum panel members) and here is what they discovered from cellphone owners aged 18-34, on what they would give up before their smartphones: 37% of say they would...