Raw Data Report: Cell Phones
Source: Seeking Alpha (Original Article)
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Samsung Phones Floundering as Music Devices; Nokia (NOK) 5310 Comes in First, Survey Says
Deutsche Telecom (DT), owner of T-Mobile, the cellular phone company, was surveyed this month. Tickermine researchers consulted 24 stores nation-wide and asked which was the best selling phone, which sells best for email and which is best for music?
The best overall selling phone was the Blackberry (RIMM), a first in Tickermine surveys. Previous studies had the Motorola (MOT) RAZR up top with 31% of the votes. Blackberry was cited this round by 7 respondents, or 29%, followed by the Motorola Razr (6 respondents or 25%), the Sidekick XL (5 respondents or 21%) the Samsung Beat (4 respondents or 17%) and the Nokia 5310 got two mentions (8%). The Blackberry came up trumps as the best email phone also with 57% of respondent’s votes.
This is a slight drop from our last survey which stated that the Blackberry gathered 66% of the votes. The Sidekick came in second (7 respondents or 29% of the votes) and the rest did dismally in this group - - the Nokia 2610, Palm Treo 650 Smartphone, Samsung Blast and Samsung t429 were each mentioned once only or by 4% of those polled. For music, interestingly it was the Nokia 5310 which did best (8 respondents, 33%). This is a big jump from before when Samsung phones dominated this group. The Nokia 5310 was followed by the Samsung Beat (6 respondents or 25%), the Motorola RIZR Z3 and then the Sidekick XL (3 or 13%). Finally, for the best music phone, the Samsung Blast and then the Blackberry Curve were each cited twice, or by 8% of those quizzed.
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