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Tuesday June 23, 2009
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 Research in Motion is soaring at the top of the U.S. smartphone market these days, but it had better watch out: A new study reports that 4 in 10 smartphone users would switch to the iPhone for their next purchase, while 4 in 5 current iPhone owners would buy another one, according to MediaPost.
Contrast that to the BlackBerry: just 14 percent of smartphone users that don't have one would switch to one of Research in Motion's handhelds for their next upgrade. "The findings highlight the challenges the
BlackBerry faces in stemming the iPhone stampede," said John Martin, the CEO of market research firm Crowd
Science, in the article.
The report said that the iPhone also beat out other smart devices for customer satisfaction in numerous other areas such as screen size, navigation, the ability to add new features, and video playback quality.
Posted By:
Jamie Lendino
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