Are Verizon’s Smartphone Users actually Switching to iPhone

[Cappuccino]

A recent survey carried out by research development organization uSamp has revealed a few startling news. Of which Verizon’s present Android and BlackBerry users, 56 percent are looking to switch to Apple’s iPhone when it launches the upcoming days . In addition to that 26 percent of ATT’s iPhone users also looking to put together the move. Are you to among them , if you are not what you would have done , please help me should I do the move as well , I am really confused which path I actually should I choose .

[Crespin]

I believe that getting an iphone is rather of a bad choice when Verizon will contain 4G LTE phones releasing in a while after it. I am choosing out for the Droid Bionic, but I may just keep my Droid Eris until it is lost or breaks. By that time, a whole new generation of phones will probably be out. I in truth left verizon and got a nexus s for myself . I will not go for the iphone so.

[Kickapoo]

As I have a smartphone for occupation and a smart phone for my personal work I have thought about receiving the iPhone for occupation just to be capable to play with it. Honestly, I would rather play with a Windows 7 phone as my job phone (bearing in mind we have an exchange server and I have had a windows phone as my work phone for the last 2 years). I still believe that Android presents more than any other Operating system and the handset choice is so huge that you are bound to discover a device that actually grabs you. Sure I'm a bit of a techie and I don't anticipate that everybody will hold my same views but I don't believe like 56% of Verizon's users will change to the iPhone. I think there will be a big grouping of people that will lastly put together the switch from dumb phones or feature phones to the iPhone.

[Cruzz]

When will the iPhone madness end? The Android users would be so proud. I do not believe the figures will be that bad, but they will l be way elevated than the Apple be worthy of . I do love how att iPhone users now think free to go on regarding how their phones are bad at . Is there any other product or company in past that has been cut this much loose?

[Gajodhar]

It's almost certainly true that the Verizon iPhone will cut into Verizon Android sales, but will it in fact spell the finish of Android, as a few experts have written? It appears pretty doubtful.I use a T-Mobile Nexus One and I do not observe iPhones coming to my carrier any time shortly. Nor are they on Sprint. My speculation is that the iPhone will go on to be a strong competitor, but there is a lot of room in the smartphone galaxy for other stars.Once there's a small number of competent Android tablets on the market, that will build Android's grip even tighter. I actually don't appreciate these polls anyhow.

[Wiro]

It's almost certainly true that the Verizon iPhone will cut into Verizon Android sales, but will it in fact spell the finish of Android, as a few experts have written? It appears pretty doubtful.I use a T-Mobile Nexus One and I do not observe iPhones coming to my carrier any time shortly. Nor are they on Sprint. My speculation is that the iPhone will go on to be a strong competitor, but there is a lot of room in the smartphone galaxy for other stars.Once there's a small number of competent Android tablets on the market, that will build
Android's grip even tighter. I actually don't appreciate these polls anyhow.