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T-Mobile releases G1 user statistics

by on April 1, 2009 1:38 pm
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image_2We recently received an update from Waggener Edstrom Worldwide on behalf of T-Mobile USA, giving us the low-down on the most recent G1 user statistics. We thought that some of these were quite interesting, so we’ve provided you with the highlights below!

Nearly half of all G1 owners and users have come from a standard non-Smartphone device. They are new to the world of mobile Internet, and having it in the palm of their hand has come as a novelty to many. As such, they have started to take advantage of it with both hands. This is clearly demonstrated by the fact that 80% of all G1 users browse the web on a daily basis. If we look at the average week, 50% of G1 users will hit up Facebook or YouTube at least once during this time.

When at home or in the office, G1 users really make use of the WiFi connectivity, keeping their mobile usage down within contractual limits but also increasing the speed of their downloads and browsing. At least 50% of G1 users use WiFi on a daily basis. This may explain how the average user has over 40 applications from the Android Market and 80% of G1 users will grab a new one each week!
Not bad huh?

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  • http://photographdaddy.com Matt

    How do they know when WiFi is in use? Did they survey actual users?

  • Nick

    They dont need to survey actual users. They can get a feed which responses to their servers if anyone is connected to the internet using Wifi.

  • georgie

    Hi,
    I’m new to the android world.
    what do u mean by “use of the WiFi connectivity, keeping their mobile usage down within contractual limits” ?

    Is there a limit to wifi usage?? is that in the end user agreement?

    please leverage some more on the subject.
    thanks!

  • http://www.mobileburn.com/ Michael Oryl

    You are not reading it correctly. There is no limit to WiFi, it is the mobile network data that has a limit. That is why people use WiFi – because it is free and has no limit.

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