Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Intender
English answer:
a current feature phone user who intends to upgrade to a smartphone.
English term
Intender
As in "smartphone intender" vs. "smartphone owner".
I am sorry this is all the context I have.
Thank you in advance.
4 +1 | a client interested in purchasing something | Sarah Jane Webb |
4 | Owner | Demi Ebrite |
smart phone intender | Sarah Jane Webb |
Jul 13, 2011 20:28: B D Finch changed "Field (specific)" from "Surveying" to "Marketing"
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a client interested in purchasing something
Owner
A "Smartphone owner" would be a common term used to describe anyone who owned such a phone.
I have never seen the use of "intender" used in US English.
There could be an application for the term "smartphone user", referring to one who uses or is intended to use such a phone.
Thank you Demi. |
Reference comments
smart phone intender
Who is a Smartphone Intender?
45% male, 55% female
50% of them are between 18 and 34 years old
Feeling left out of new technology
View themselves as "technology-savvy" and familiar with services like Facebook and Google
Smartphone Intenders are twice as likely to be undecided about which smartphone brand to purchase!
What is the opportunity?
They're ready to step up to a smartphone
They haven't decided on a smartphone brand
Almost half of all smartphone sales for 2011 will be to first-time and feature phone users, presenting a great selling opportunity
The Best Smartphone Intender Solution
HP webOS is the great solution for first-time smartphone users[1]
72% expect on-the-go access to the full Internet
64% want instant access to email, Facebook, calls, texting, social media, and more
55% need easy access to high-quality applications
55% look for a small and sleek smartphone
[1] Online Quantitative Purchase Intent Study fielded by Russell Research, Nov 1 2010
There it is, straight from the horse's mouth.
http://forums.precentral.net/hp-veer/284080-veer-target-audi...
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Demi Ebrite
: Sarah, this is brand new information for me, thank you!
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thanks Demi :-)
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