Interest in BlackBerry 10 surges while iPhone loyalty slips

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Interest in BlackBerry 10 surges while iPhone loyalty slips

The latest YouGov report on smartphone brand perception and purchase intent is out, and this one is a keeper. According to the data, the proportion of BlackBerry owners planning to purchase a new BlackBerry (BBRY) within six months has rocketed from 18% to 43% since the spring of 2012. Over the same time period, the same number for iPhone owners has slipped from 92% to 85% while the number for Samsung (005930) Galaxy owners has ticked up from 46% to 53%. The interesting part here is how close the BlackBerry purchasing intent level is now to Galaxy’s level. One could argue that the iPhone slippage was unavoidable in the period after the iPhone

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  1. BGR

    99.0 days ago

    Interest in BlackBerry 10 surges while iPhone loyalty slips http://t.co/Hxp7KExi by @teroterotero

  2. Jim Courtney

    99.0 days ago

    Interest in @BlackBerry 10 surges while iPhone loyalty slips http://t.co/LPRzQ9zn

  3. Luca Filigheddu

    99.0 days ago

    BlackBerry owner loyalty analysis: surge from 18% to 43% | BGR http://t.co/wEiLltdN

  4. Alec Saunders

    99.0 days ago

    Interest in BlackBerry 10 surges while iPhone loyalty slips http://t.co/dduyLoNq



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