I agree, Andrea. Do you know whether women actually talk more in Japan, or
have higher Keitai bills? I doubt that this information is available.
But does anyone except DoCoMo/AU/Jphone have such statistics
in relevant numbers, and do DoCoMo/AU/Jphone release such data?
Usually commercial studies only cover selections of 1000 users, and I am never
sure how reliable it is to extrapolate from 1000 users to 30 million.
Gerhard
http://www.eurotechnology.com/
Andrea Hoffmann wrote:
>
> > it is fiction that most Japanese users of mobile phones (keitai) are young
> > women! Thinking for a moment immediately reveals that this is unlogic:
> > there are more than 60 million subscribers of mobile phones in Japan, i.e.
> > almost 50% of Japan's population. There is no way that 50% of Japan's
> > population
> > could all be young women - just think for a moment.
>
> There is a difference between the number and statistics of subscribers and
> actual usage (what functions/features, how often, how long). Even if 60 million
> people own a cell phone (men and women, old and young alike) it can be true that
> (young) women talk more (or longer?) on the cell phone then men.
>
> -Andrea
>
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Received on Fri Jun 15 12:36:39 2001