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by Rico Mossesgeld on February 19, 2008

Here's an interesting study from M:Metrics (thanks SMS Text News!) that ranks multimedia features in terms of usage on a smartphone.
Note how a significant portion (as high as 20% in Spain) of respondents say that they use their phones to listen to music. To someone living in the so-called third world, this is a clear indication that people in the Western world tend to purchase more full-featured (read:expensive) phones. That's what you get when you live in a society that still considers the smartphone and even the PDA phone as a call-and-text-first device.
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Response from:
PhoneBoy
(02/19/08 8:55pm)
Just because you buy a fancy phone doesn't mean you use all it's features. In some cases, those fancy features are difficult to use, either because of user interface, form factor, or both.
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