In the study conducted with 1960U.S. users, about 42% of respondents who use applications on their mobile devices say they are less dependent on a dedicated MP3 player, while 41% say they leave their laptops at home sometimes. In addition, a third also see less need for an AM / FM radio, a portable game device or a GPS. And indeed, today’s smartphones are capable of almost anything.
The findings are important for understanding how consumers access media, entertainment and information, says Phil Asmundson, .
The site highlights UnWiredView the surprise of the survey show that only 18% of consumers bought smartphones thinking about its ability to run applications, while 58% said they were more interested in the device’s size, its quality, camera, keyboard presence and prices.
Even so, applications are highlighted in recent years, with Apple offering over 250 thousand programs in the App Store and Google’s Android already has about 100 000.
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