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Study: 12% of Android users are considering a switch to the upcoming iPhone 6s/6s Plus

In a report obtained by AppleWorld.Today, Phoenix and SessionM’s mobile insights platform, mXP, says that 12% of Android users are considering making the switch when Apple introduces the iPhone 6s/6s Plus. The next gen smartphone is expected to be introduced at an early September event — though Apple hasn’t confirmed such an event.

The Phoenix market research firm says this “could potentially be a significant opportunity for Apple to increase its user base.” More than 39,000 on-the-go consumers responded to the one-question micro-study that ran for 24 hours on Aug. 11. It was comprised of 42% Android users and 58% iOS users.

The single question — “Are you planning on buying the new iPhone this fall?” — was sent across a network of 12 million-plus mobile device users of the mXP platform. Here’s a breakdown of the answers received:

° Yes, as soon as it is released – 6.3%.

° Yes, but not until I am available for an upgrade – 14.4%.

° Maybe, if it receives good reviews – 10.6%.

° No, I am happy with the iPhone I currently have – 32.3%.

° No, I prefer Android phones – 36.4%.

Dennis Sellers
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Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.