One of the biggest differences in standard mobile phone usage between Japan and the West is that almost every phone here supports full internet email by default, with for at least the last three or four years support for HTML graphic …
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Mobile phone users and email | 世論 What Japan Thinks
August 1st, 2009 
jedwan 
Posted in gaming, Mobile Monitor, Mobile Phone, PC 
Tags: business, demographics, japan, japan-thinks, lifestyle, opinion, politics, polls, research, security, statistics 
No Comments »Mobile spam very discomforting for three in five Japanese | 世論 …
July 28th, 2009 jedwan On the 21st of June 2009 800 members of the Point On Research monitor panel completed a private mobile phone-based questionnaire. The sample was exactly 50:50 male and female, 20.0% in their teens, 20.0% in their twenties, …
Posted in gaming, Mobile Monitor, Mobile Phone, PC Tags: demographics, entertainment, gaming, japan-thinks, japanese, Mobile Phone, opinion, personal, point-on-research, research, security, spam, statistics, to-sqs No Comments »Surprising mobile video consumption patterns in Japan | 世論 What …
July 17th, 2009 jedwan It is very curious that 16.3% do not have a mobile phone – the usual percentage is around 5%. Has goo Research recently changed the demographic balance of their monitor panel? My biggest surprise was from Q2SQ2, in that just 15% said …
Posted in gaming, Mobile Monitor, Mobile Phone, PC Tags: business, demographics, gaming, goo-research, internet, japan-thinks, lifestyle, mobile, multiple-answer, opinion, polls, security, statistics No Comments »QR code-reading phones held by almost four in five Japanese | 世論 …
July 4th, 2009 jedwan Between the 18th and 21st of June 2009 300 members of the Marsh monitor group completed a private internet-based questionnaire. The sample was exactly 50:50 male and female, 0.3% were in their teens, 19.7% in their twenties, …
Posted in gaming, Mobile Phone, PC, Phone Monitor Tags: business, entertainment, gaming, japan-thinks, japanese, lifestyle, marsh, mobile, nokia, opinion, politics, statistics No Comments »
