IPhone Users Claimed More Successful than Android Users

The latest survey of the site Hunch briefly expose different characteristics of users of the iPhone with the Android-based phone users.

Hunch is a site designed as a system of decision-makers based on one's interests. Not long ago, Hunch conducted a survey to find out the differences in the character of Android users with iPhone users and managed to get the answers of 15,818 respondents.

The result is quite surprising. Android users as much as 86 percent more likely to live in the suburbs or rural areas compared to iPhone users. In addition, users of Android also has a greater chance for high school graduates (80 percent) and is a type of 'follower' instead of leaders (71 percent) and has an annual income between $ 50 thousand (Rp425 million) to $ 100 thousand (Rp851 million).



The characters are in stark contrast compared to the iPhone users who are most likely to have an annual income of more than $ 200 thousand or Rp1, 7 billion (67 percent). They are also more likely is a woman (18 percent). Hunch reported that reported by Cnet, on Wednesday (17/08/2011).

IPhone users are also more frequent travelers than Android users, where 50 percent of them had already visited more than five countries. Meanwhile, 71 percent of Android users might never come out from their respective countries.

So, what about other OS like Windows users and a BlackBerry?

Hunch Based on the survey, the average character-based Windows OS users are women who live in the suburbs, have the extrovert nature and not very frequent travelers.

While BlackBerry users have a number of female users and men who balanced. They also embrace liberal politics that enjoys city life, has the nature of introverted and more frequent travel.

U.S. Citizens prefer Android than BlackBerry

Americans are now very fond of Android smart phones and iPhones. Sales of mobile phones are now shifting the BlackBerry made ​​by Research in Motion which fell to third place in the list of best selling phones in the United States market. Apple iPhone itself climbed into second place behind Google's Android phone, according to recent reports ComScore.

According to research firm ComScore, BlackBerry mobile phone has become the second most popular smartphone platform in the U.S. since January. Previously, RIM is in the top position before taking over Google's Android platform. Over the last three months or the end of April, Android has a market share of 36.4 percent, the iPhone by 26 percent and RIM fell to third place with 25.7 percent. Earlier, in the three months ended January 31, RIM's market share was 30.4 percent, according to a survey released by ComScore.

ComScore said the U.S. smart phone users around 74.6 million people in the three months ended April, up 13 percent from the previous three-month period. Behind Google, Apple, and RIM, there is a Microsoft Windows Phone with 6.7 percent market share in the same period, down 8 percent from the previous period. HP experienced the same fate that Palm has a market share of only 2.6 percent from 3.2 percent the previous period.

ComScore Report Similar to the division of market share published research company Nielsen, which also reports that Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry as a winner in the U.S. smartphone market this week, as quoted by the Los Angeles Times.

Motorola: Android Application Ruin 'Smartphone'

London - Poor application available on Android Market Android platform due to the opening of accounts for 70% refund of Motorola smartphones. Why?

When in the event Bank of America Merrill Lynch Technology Conference, CEO of Motorola's Sanjay Jha claims, poor quality of applications available for Android cause the performance of the device too heavy. This returns the user triggers the device.

Android Market has less control that causes a lot of low-quality applications, he added. In addition, Jha blames the features of Android applications that can run in the background to be the mastermind 'vacuum' battery and cause the processor to 'slow'.

"Anybody can sell applications in the Android Market without going through the testing process. As many as 70% of our equipment is returned because of downloads of third party applications that impact on device performance," said Jha.

"For power consumption and CPU, the application also has not been through testing and we begin to understand the impact," she added.

The open nature of Android has long been a concern device makers and developers.

Quality Android application is much lower than the applications available on the App Store. Apple proved to be very tight control of applications through the testing process which is also tight.