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It is always pretty great at Apple, but the good news keeps coming. Apple is splendidly operating on all cylinders.
Even its' iPad's usage, although new on the scene, is growing leaps and bounds among females.
Daily Finance is reporting on Yahoo’s second survey, which specifically tracks and measures who is using Apple’s iPad.
Normally, Apple products are all the rage with a mostly male user customer base. But the Yahoo survey shows that the iPad’s usage, in particular, is fast becoming gender neutral. This means that women have taken a liking to Apple’s latest gadget.
Men still use the iPad more with the ratio being 2 to1 to that of women, but note that when the iPad made its' debut, the ratio was some 3 to1.
When Yahoo first did this survey, it recorded that the iPad users were mostly looking at finance, news, and sports, but now the survey shows a significant increase in those who are looking at travel and shopping, evidence of the growth in women’s use, and giving credence to the iPad becoming gender neutral.
All these inquiries about shopping and travel also bode well for Apple, because it signifies a new reliable avenue of commerce by way of its product’s portal.
The Yahoo survey also showed that international users used the Apple iPads mainly to read tech articles, unlike our domestic users – but the domestic users and international users of the iPad are simpatico when it comes to info about finance.
As of May 28th of 2010, Apple’s iPad is now in nine countries . Japan still maintains its chauvinistic usage of the iPad, with a ratio of 4 to1.
The overall conclusion that one can glean from Yahoo’s survey shows a global consumer of the iPad. Although in its relative infancy, it is steadily growing among women and has the potential to grow exponentially due to usage by both sexes.
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الاثنين، 12 يوليو 2010
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