Summary
The manufacturer of a number of popular Droid smartphones got “very
satisfied" ratings from 71 percent of owners, coming closer to iPhone
territory than anyone has dared to tread in previous ChangeWave
surveys
When asked which they would’ve purchased – an iPhone or their Motorola
phone – if the iPhone had been available on their wireless network, 39
percent stuck with their Moto, but almost as many, 37 percent, said
the iPhone. Twenty percent were undecided.
Only 63 percent of HTC smartphone owners were “very satisfied" with
their choice; far worse were Samsung (45 percent) and BlackBerry (44
percent). Read more :
http://www.phoneplusmag.com/news/2010/11/droid-maker-motorola-pushes-iphone-i...
The manufacturer of a number of popular Droid smartphones got “very
satisfied" ratings from 71 percent of owners, coming closer to iPhone
territory than anyone has dared to tread in previous ChangeWave
surveys
When asked which they would’ve purchased – an iPhone or their Motorola
phone – if the iPhone had been available on their wireless network, 39
percent stuck with their Moto, but almost as many, 37 percent, said
the iPhone. Twenty percent were undecided.
Only 63 percent of HTC smartphone owners were “very satisfied" with
their choice; far worse were Samsung (45 percent) and BlackBerry (44
percent). Read more :
http://www.phoneplusmag.com/news/2010/11/droid-maker-motorola-pushes-iphone-i...