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Facts Tagged With Female
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"Different Samsung models are appealing to a very different type of consumer. The Galaxy Note II is popular with affluent 25-34 year old males, the Galaxy SIII Mini appeals to younger females, the Galaxy Ace to older females while the Galaxy SIII has broad appeal" - Dominic Sunnebo, global consumer insight director at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech
News - Android set to spike with HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4 launches - Kantar Worldpanel
41% of female mobile owners have used their devices to research product information while shopping in stores, compared to 29% for males
Mobile Intel Series | Millennial Media
51% of male mobile owners have used their devices to compare product prices while shopping in stores, compared to 38% for females
Mobile Intel Series | Millennial Media
53% of the US mobile consumer goods audience is female, 47% male
Mobile Intel Series | Millennial Media
27% of US teenage girls own tablets or eReaders, compared to 20% for boys
Teens and Technology 2013 | Pew Research Center's Internet
16% of female Americans aged 16 and older have visited library websites, or otherwise accessed library services, via mobile devices, compared to 11% for males
Mobile Connections to Libraries | Pew Internet Libraries
US women watch an average of 5 hours and 2 minutes of video on mobile phones per month, up from 4 hours and 41 minutes in 2011
U.S. Women Control the Purse Strings
81% of male UK consumers are familiar with Samsung mobile phones, compared to 75% for females
Harris Interactive Brand Buzz Wave 2 July 2012
88% of male UK consumers are familiar with Nokia mobile phones, compared to 82% for females
Harris Interactive Brand Buzz Wave 2 July 2012
12% of US men with smartphones prefer to use their phones instead of desktop computers to purchase automobile products, compared to 8% for women
Does Gender Matter?
15% of US men with smartphones prefer to use their phones instead of desktop computers to purchase home electronic products, compared to 10% for women
Does Gender Matter?
37% of US men with smartphones use their devices to compare product prices, compared to 30% for women
Does Gender Matter?
US women spend 39% more time on social media sites on mobile devices than men
10 Things to Know About Today’s Female Consumer
US women text on their mobile phones 14% more than men
10 Things to Know About Today’s Female Consumer
US women talk on their mobile phones 28% more than men
10 Things to Know About Today’s Female Consumer
67% of Australian women own smartphones, compared to 65% for South Korea, 57% for China, and 57% for Italy
10 Things to Know About Today’s Female Consumer