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July 23, 2012 03:26 pm GMT
You know a brand is doing something right when people go a little crazy for its products even before they've been announced. A new survey out from 451 Research/ChangeWave on consumer smartphone sentiment found that Apple's iPhone 5 -- whatever that may turn out to be -- is seeing an "unprecedented" wave of advance demand -- higher than any other iPhone model has had before, with 14 percent of respondents saying they were "very likely" to buy the iPhone 5. In contrast, the S3 from Samsung, got a 2 percent "very likely" response from users planning to buy a smartphone in the next 90 days. The news comes one day after Samsung noted it has passed 10 million in Galaxy S3 devices in the two months since launch in other markets.Apple is likely to launch a new smartphone later this year, predict the 451/ChangeWave researchers, and that will put it in a perfect position to take advantage of what they believe will be a high-water mark for smartphone purchases. Samsung will also reap some benefits, it notes, although that will be proportionate to less strong demand for its brand. The rest of the competitive lineup may not fare so well.
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Research: Samsung Has Sold 10M Galaxy S3s, But iPhone 5 Still The Most-Wanted Phone
You know a brand is doing something right when people go a little crazy for its products even before they've been announced. A new survey out from 451 Research/ChangeWave on consumer smartphone sentiment found that Apple's iPhone 5 -- whatever that may turn out to be -- is seeing an "unprecedented" wave of advance demand -- higher than any other iPhone model has had before, with 14 percent of respondents saying they were "very likely" to buy the iPhone 5. In contrast, the S3 from Samsung, got a 2 percent "very likely" response from users planning to buy a smartphone in the next 90 days. The news comes one day after Samsung noted it has passed 10 million in Galaxy S3 devices in the two months since launch in other markets.Apple is likely to launch a new smartphone later this year, predict the 451/ChangeWave researchers, and that will put it in a perfect position to take advantage of what they believe will be a high-water mark for smartphone purchases. Samsung will also reap some benefits, it notes, although that will be proportionate to less strong demand for its brand. The rest of the competitive lineup may not fare so well.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/_aP8yFuAdpw/
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