Demographics
Between the 16th and 18th of January 2012 1,086 members of the computer-based goo Research monitor group who had also registered as mobile phone monitors completed a mobile phone-based (including smartphone) questionnaire. 58.8% of the sample were female, 2.9% in their teens, 26.8% in their twenties, 33.9% in their thirties, 25.6% in their forties, and 10.8% aged fifty or older.
Since getting my smartphone I?ve started using it as my main device for emailing my parents, as I cannot get as much time as I want on my real computers, and now with a better camera it is quite easy to attach photos. Furthermore, docomo?s sp-mode email tool offers now not just embedded animated emoji, but also full animation that dances all over the email page via a mechanism that I haven?t actually got round to investigating yet but I suspect is HTML 5 scripting.
Research results
Read more on: email,goo research,sp-modeQ1: Which is your main device for sending and receiving email, a computer or a mobile phone? (Sample size=1,086)
Computer (to SQ1) 32.6% Mobile phone, smartphone 51.8% Can?t say either way 12.6% Don?t have a computer 2.9% Q1SQ1: Why do you use a computer as your mail email device? (Sample size=354, multiple answer)
More used to writing email on computers 79.1% Easy to use 41.2% Don?t run up a data packet transmission bill 39.8% The email addresses of people I often communicate with are recorded on computer only 9.6% No good with mobile phones 6.8% Other 7.3% Some of the Other reasons were that the display was wider, speed was faster, better useability, and that one needed to attach files to messages.
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