STUDY FINDS IPHONE OWNERS TO BE MORE DATA HUNGRY THAN ANDROID USERS

STUDY FINDS IPHONE OWNERS TO BE MORE DATA HUNGRY THAN ANDROID USERS

Research from NPD Group’s latest study reveals that iPhone users in the U.S. consume more data on average than Android users, FierceWireless reported. The firm examined accounts belonging to 1,500 smartphone owners across Verizon Wireless (VZ), AT&T (T), Sprint (S) and T-Mobile from October 2012 to January 2013.

The study found that Apple (AAPL) handset owners on the four major wireless providers in the U.S. downloaded an average of 1.12 gigabytes per month compared to Android users, who downloaded 0.92 gigabytes of data on average per month.

Verizon experienced the most iPhone data usage at 1.55 gigabytes, followed by Sprint at 1.30 gigabytes, AT&T with 1.16 gigabytes and T-Mobile, which doesn’t officially carry the iPhone, at 0.49 gigabytes. T-Mobile and Sprint accounted for 1.28 gigabytes and 0.95 gigabytes of Android data usage, respectively, while AT&T subscribers with Android phones consumed 0.82 gigabytes compared to 0.65 gigabytes on Verizon.

 

STUDY FINDS IPHONE OWNERS TO BE MORE DATA HUNGRY THAN ANDROID USERS

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STUDY FINDS IPHONE OWNERS TO BE MORE DATA HUNGRY THAN ANDROID USERS

Research from NPD Group’s latest study reveals that iPhone users in the U.S. consume more data on average than Android users, FierceWireless reported. The firm examined accounts belonging to 1,500 smartphone owners across Verizon Wireless (VZ), AT&T (T), Sprint (S) and T-Mobile from October 2012 to January 2013.

The study found that Apple (AAPL) handset owners on the four major wireless providers in the U.S. downloaded an average of 1.12 gigabytes per month compared to Android users, who downloaded 0.92 gigabytes of data on average per month.

Verizon experienced the most iPhone data usage at 1.55 gigabytes, followed by Sprint at 1.30 gigabytes, AT&T with 1.16 gigabytes and T-Mobile, which doesn’t officially carry the iPhone, at 0.49 gigabytes. T-Mobile and Sprint accounted for 1.28 gigabytes and 0.95 gigabytes of Android data usage, respectively, while AT&T subscribers with Android phones consumed 0.82 gigabytes compared to 0.65 gigabytes on Verizon.

 

HTC: No, HTC One is Not Coming to the Verizon Network

Oh man, what a tumultuous ride it’s been for the long rumored Verizon HTC One. First we heard that it’s not coming, and then we heard rumors that it is coming, and now… well, now it’s been squashed in an official capacity.

Yesterday, via the official HTC Twitter account it was announced that the HTC One will not be available through Verizon. As you can see from the embed tweet below, the HTC social media team directed attention to the Droid DNA instead.

@cizzlen The HTC One will not be available on the Verizon network, but have you seen the awesome,#DROIDDNA? s.htc.com/12Tl1kj

— HTC USA (@HTCUSA) March 15, 2013

This is certainly fitting, especially considering a device is rumored to hit Verizon with almost the same specs as the HTC One. Many believe this mysterious device will be labeled as the DROID DNA Plus or something similar. If there is such a device, then HTC pretty much told everyone to hang in there with the announcement above.

We did recently talk about a device with the codename “DLXPLUS” that went cruising through the Blutooth SIG. It may not be the One, but at least the rumored specs are near comparable.

This announcement comes just a day after a document leak from Walmart wireless pointing to an HTC One device coming from Verizon. The documents clearly identified that the HTC One will replace the Droid DNA on retail shelves. Although I did write up a report on the leaked documents, I remained skeptical about the One’s arrival. It appears I had good reason to doubt the rumors.

That being said, I’m still curious as to why HTC’s latest flagship will not be available on the Verizon network. It seems a particularly unusual move by Verizon, a company well known to support HTC devices in the past. However, Verizon is also known for exclusivity, which means they could be getting another device from HTC that will only be offered through their service.

At this point, we’re just going to have to wait for further developments to find out what is actually going to happen.

Are there any Verizon Wireless customers out there disappointed by this announcement? This is exactly why I hate rumors, and I dislike how much the news industry relies on them.

HTC: No, HTC One is Not Coming to the Verizon Network

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HTC: No, HTC One is Not Coming to the Verizon Network

Oh man, what a tumultuous ride it’s been for the long rumored Verizon HTC One. First we heard that it’s not coming, and then we heard rumors that it is coming, and now… well, now it’s been squashed in an official capacity.

Yesterday, via the official HTC Twitter account it was announced that the HTC One will not be available through Verizon. As you can see from the embed tweet below, the HTC social media team directed attention to the Droid DNA instead.

@cizzlen The HTC One will not be available on the Verizon network, but have you seen the awesome,#DROIDDNA? s.htc.com/12Tl1kj

— HTC USA (@HTCUSA) March 15, 2013

This is certainly fitting, especially considering a device is rumored to hit Verizon with almost the same specs as the HTC One. Many believe this mysterious device will be labeled as the DROID DNA Plus or something similar. If there is such a device, then HTC pretty much told everyone to hang in there with the announcement above.

We did recently talk about a device with the codename “DLXPLUS” that went cruising through the Blutooth SIG. It may not be the One, but at least the rumored specs are near comparable.

This announcement comes just a day after a document leak from Walmart wireless pointing to an HTC One device coming from Verizon. The documents clearly identified that the HTC One will replace the Droid DNA on retail shelves. Although I did write up a report on the leaked documents, I remained skeptical about the One’s arrival. It appears I had good reason to doubt the rumors.

That being said, I’m still curious as to why HTC’s latest flagship will not be available on the Verizon network. It seems a particularly unusual move by Verizon, a company well known to support HTC devices in the past. However, Verizon is also known for exclusivity, which means they could be getting another device from HTC that will only be offered through their service.

At this point, we’re just going to have to wait for further developments to find out what is actually going to happen.

Are there any Verizon Wireless customers out there disappointed by this announcement? This is exactly why I hate rumors, and I dislike how much the news industry relies on them.