iPod survey is back open
The iPod survey is back up and running, please take a minute or two to share your thoughts on the iPod if you haven't already.
Due to an overwhelming response yesterday in just a few hours, we had to close our iPod survey before we could upgrade to a larger account that permits more responses. We got nearly 1,000 responses in 3 hours, which was far more than I anticipated when I signed up for the basic account. Thanks to PollDaddy.com for helping us get back up and running this morning.
The idea is to gather some information on how News.com readers are currently using their iPods, or any MP3 players, in preparation for a story next week about the future of the iPod. We've spent a lot of time over the past six months talking about the iPhone and the Mac, so it's high time we take a look at the device that is perhaps most responsible for Apple's success this decade.
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holographic projection keyboard, and a micro SD card, I can
picture the future iPod as being able to handle any task that
todays desktop computers can do. randys2cents
wouldn't want to extend my contract with the network. and, i have
three ipods - shuffle, nano and the 5G. if Apple will keep on
locking the iphone, how can people upgrade to the new one? the
two year contract prevents people from, one, buying an iphone for
not wanting a new or extended at&t contract, and, two, from
current iphone owners to be returning customers.
- more for ipod survey
- by daedbird May 1, 2008 7:11 AM PDT
- I think you should ask if a person uses more than one ipod
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(5 Comments)regularly during a week. I know I use my iPod U2 photo for
commutes, while I have my U2 video for multimedia.....Others
may use a hard-drive-based ipod for some functions, while
using a flash-based one for working out....Or how about if any
service on an ipod was covered under a warranty? There should
also be a comment section for added info. While some have felt
the ipod may be a disposable product, I think they have been
quite durable, and really only worried about replacement
batteries for the future.