Survey: Nearly Half of All Android, RIM Users Plan iPhone Switch -
Nearly half of all Android and BlackBerry users plan to switch to an iPhone, according to a small survey conducted by Piper Jaffray.
Nearly half of all Android and BlackBerry users plan to switch to an iPhone, according to a small survey conducted by Piper Jaffray.
The results were based on a sample size of 216 mobile users surveyed in downtown Minneapolis, MN, but the results complemented a much largerChangeWave survey published last week, and existing usage stats were comparable to ComScore's recent tally.
The breakdown of those surveyed included iPhone users (29 percent), BlackBerry users (28 percent), Android users (17 percent), "other" (read: Windows Phone 7 and Symbian) users (11 percent), and feature phone users (15 percent).
Among existing Android users, 47 percent said they expected their next phone to be an Android device and 42 percent planned to switch to an iPhone. Loyalty was much weaker for BlackBerry users, of whom 26 percent planned to buy another BlackBerry, 67 percent planned to get an iPhone, and three percent planned to get an Android device.
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