Android Phones for Women Survey: Follow-Up

You all did an awesome job filling out our “Android Phones for Women” survey, ladies! We have some really valuable data here. I think I must have hit a nerve with some of the questions, because we got really passionate answers — sometimes with polar opposite views!

I am well aware that you can’t lump everyone into one category, and that every woman is different and uses her phone differently. However, I believe there are some ways that women use their phones, and some features they desire, that manufacturers will miss if they don’t design it with females in mind.

So, I have an idea for how we can use this info… let’s design the perfect Android phone for us! That doesn’t mean it’s a phone that men can’t also use, but that it is designed to have the features that the majority of survey respondents cared about, and we’ll ask additional questions to fine-tune the results.

We can combine brainpower and opinions of the 150+ women that answered the survey and gather additional data about specific features to create the “Ultimate Android Phone for Women”. What do you think?

And just to give you a taste of the results, here are the responses from the first few questions about phones and carriers:

Carrier

Verizon 121 79.08%
Sprint 13 8.50%
T-Mobile 5 3.27%
AT&T 3 1.96%
Virgin Mobile 2 1.31%
Other 9 5.88%

Phones/Devices

Original Motorola Droid 32 19.88%
Droid X 29 18.01%
HTC Thunderbolt 18 11.18%
HTC Droid Incredible 13 8.07%
Non-Android Smartphone 11 6.83%
Droid 2 9 5.59%
HTC EVO 8 4.97%
Samsung Fascinate 5 3.11%
HTC Droid Incredible 2 3 1.86%
Nexus one 2 1.24%
HTC Desire 2 1.24%
HTC EVO 4G 2 1.24%

We also had one each of:
motorola flipside 2
Vibrant
Epic 4G
Galaxy Tab
LG Optimus V
Droid Eris
Optimus V
desire z
Samsung Galaxy Tablet
droid millennium
infuse
Xoom
motoroi A854
Xperia Play
Droid X2
Dell Streak
Samsung Continuum
HTC Incredible 2
Samsung Galaxy mini
Droid pro
Samsung Intercept
Droid Charge
Galaxy S
I own an android phone
Xperia x10i
HTC G2
HTC Hero

So, I’m guessing that the early adopters are the main ones out reading Android blogs like ours, based on the huge percentage of respondents that have Verizon Droid-branded devices!

Thanks again everyone, we’ll be chatting more about this soon!

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2 Responses to “Android Phones for Women Survey: Follow-Up”

  1. Kori says:

    Very interesting! Nice to see the results. 🙂

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