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| This document takes a closer look at the results of InfoTrends’ research report entitled 2009 Mobile Photography End-User Survey to place a special focus on teenagers and young adults (respondents between the ages of 13 and 24). This report examines the mobile photography habits of consumers under age 25, including camera phone/smartphone ownership and use, camera phone photography habits, and mobile Web implementation. Where appropriate, the teenagers’ and young adults’ responses are separated by gender and/or compared to those of the total survey population to further illuminate the differences between these groups. |
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Features
Key Highlights Executive Summary
Demographics
Camera Phone Ownership and Use
Camera Phone Users
Camera Phone Non-Users
Mobile Web Capabilities Introduction Methodology
Sources of Skew
Mean vs. Median Camera Phones vs. Smartphones Survey Findings
Respondent Demographics
Age
Gender
Approach to New Technologies
Camera Phone Ownership and Use
Type of Cell Phone Used Most Often
Primary Photo Capture Device
Type of Photographer
Features that Influenced Purchasing Decision
First, Replacement, or Additional Phone
Camera Phone Specifications
Resolution
How Often Various Features are Used
Most Desired Features
Photographic Behaviors of Camera Phone Users
Number of Camera Phone Photos Taken
Camera Phone Photos Saved/Stored
Photo Transferring Habits
Photo Editing
Photo Sharing
Online Photo Services
Photo Printing
Camera Phone User Satisfaction Rates
Video Clips
Number of Video Clips Captured
Length of Video Clips
Camera Phone Non-Users
Purchasing Consideration
Future Purchasing Plans
Mobile Web Capabilities
Ownership and Use
Types of Sites Accessed
Interest in Accessing Photos
Printing Web Content from Mobile Devices Conclusion
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