We so often catch the eye of people with products from Apple.
They meet in the city everywhere. Someone sitting in Starbucks working on his MacBook. Another in the same coffee shop is calling the iPhone. And at the checkout you can see the iPad, through which employees establishments keep records of the operations. It is interesting to imagine how common Apple in the United States, the birthplace of the company. From CNBC there’s a study that will help figure it out.
In 2012, the forces of CNBC conducted a survey that showed that 50 percent of Americans use at least one Apple product. Over the past five years the situation has changed dramatically. A new poll showed that 64 percent of Americans have at least one product from Apple. So, two-thirds of the US population made a choice in favor of devices, the company Tim cook.
On average, every American housewife 2.6 product from Apple. These data came from a survey conducted at the end of September. It was attended by 800 Americans. According to CNBC, their survey has an error of 3.5 percent.
It is interesting that less than 50 percent of respondents with an income below 30 thousand dollars, seniors and women over 50 years using something from Apple. The most wealthy Americans on an average family of 4.7 devices, while people with lower income have one device per family if you have. The survey also showed that Western States are increasingly using Apple products compared to the South.
It’s safe to say that not a single electronics manufacturer failed inside their devices into our lives, like it happened to Apple. Statistics show that over the years, the prevalence of Apple products is growing.
Finally, the last that can be extracted from the results of the survey is how people use their devices. We will talk about iPhone. 64 percent of iPhone users said they use a smartphone mainly productive and useful, while 27 percent use phones more often for entertainment.
Often use the iPhone for phone calls, emails and messages. Catching up with these three points the social network. It’s amazing, but the smartphone is still mostly used for calls.
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