Mainly Android where I work. The techy people all have Android phones, only some of the women (and me) have iPhones.
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Percentage of people with an iphone at your job
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100% in my location since it is just me, unless the boss leaves me the company phone then I have to answer that android thing.
100%. We are all given work issued iPhones that we are allowed to use at personal phones (that way we can be on call 24/7/365 without carrying 2 phones).
There are a few people that still use a personal cell phone and they range from feature phones, Android and iPhones. I notice the majority of people that still have a personal phone are using an iPhone though.
There are a few people that still use a personal cell phone and they range from feature phones, Android and iPhones. I notice the majority of people that still have a personal phone are using an iPhone though.
I'd say 3/4 of our 35 employees.
I was the very first person in my company to get an iPhone (the 3G, when it first came out). At the time, most of my coworkers considered them "toys, not business devices". It's funny how that perception has totally changed.
I was the very first person in my company to get an iPhone (the 3G, when it first came out). At the time, most of my coworkers considered them "toys, not business devices". It's funny how that perception has totally changed.
I work at a large scale Enterprise where in my engineering department alone are 84 users. We are using company issued phones, and given a choice of either the latest Androids or iPhones. Eight models to choose from in all.
The head of IT is a personal friend. He said it's mix of approx 70% Android & 30% iPhones. It's a popular topic of discussion. The general consensus is Androids popularity is due to their increased functionality, especially now that they're fast, smooth and reliable.
We also are given a choice of Laptops. 80% choose MBPR, 20% use ThinkPads. All are 15" models.
The head of IT is a personal friend. He said it's mix of approx 70% Android & 30% iPhones. It's a popular topic of discussion. The general consensus is Androids popularity is due to their increased functionality, especially now that they're fast, smooth and reliable.
We also are given a choice of Laptops. 80% choose MBPR, 20% use ThinkPads. All are 15" models.
I work for small business type retail store. We only sell apple products. Only 1 person that doesn't have a iPhone out of about 20 employees
1244 employees at our company
1219 use iPhones
12 use Windows phone
8 use Androids
5 unknown/none
1219 use iPhones
12 use Windows phone
8 use Androids
5 unknown/none
I work in a Product Design environment and although it is predominantly PC based due to the packages we use, the mobile phone of choice is mostly iPhone. This is probably because they are beautifully designed in themselves. A few people have Android devices, mainly Samsung but the iPhone account for about 85% of our office. In graphics they love their Mac's like most of that profession and again iPhone's are the phone of choice.
For some reason I think its popularity has increased, possibly due to it being more affordable these days. Three years ago I would say myself and most others where I work were on Android.
For some reason I think its popularity has increased, possibly due to it being more affordable these days. Three years ago I would say myself and most others where I work were on Android.
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I work at a building supply company. It is mostly great big android phones that I see. I can estimate 25% of the office personnel have iOS devices. There are very few 6's in he mix though. This is from about 20 people.....
I work for a company that wants all phones to be owned by them, so those who do not expense it own Android, maybe 10% of the company, then there are the Company allowed devices (Blackberry, iPhones) we are slowly moving to iPhone although we use Bes10 services for exchange, so BB Phones account for 20% but the rest 70% is iPhone and since the company allows either an iPhone 5S 32GB, 6 in 16, or 64GB, or 6+ in 16 or 64GB, most people are going to the 6 and 6+ now.
Only the Rebels who want to use android and Touchdown for email can access the company network, though if a company offers you a new phone every 2 years and pays the bills for it, iPhone is gaining popularity here. I would say 1-2 years ago it was 40 Android, 30 iPhone and 30 BB
Only the Rebels who want to use android and Touchdown for email can access the company network, though if a company offers you a new phone every 2 years and pays the bills for it, iPhone is gaining popularity here. I would say 1-2 years ago it was 40 Android, 30 iPhone and 30 BB
None except my new Jailbreaked iPhone 6 Plus. Everyone else at my office / shop all use some type of Samsung Galaxy phone. ( 20 employees )
Client wise I'd say it's 50 / 50 between iPhones and Samsung Galaxy. Once in a while I might see the rare LG G phone or maybe an HTC One, but that's been extremely rare. And never a Nexus at my work or any customers.
Overall it's either a Galaxy S or Note or an iPhone. Really nothing rise.
Client wise I'd say it's 50 / 50 between iPhones and Samsung Galaxy. Once in a while I might see the rare LG G phone or maybe an HTC One, but that's been extremely rare. And never a Nexus at my work or any customers.
Overall it's either a Galaxy S or Note or an iPhone. Really nothing rise.
It's probably a little less than 50% here. Possibly closer to 40%. I don't pay that much attention
Corporate/salary people, I would say above 95 percent of the people have iPhones. (I am in IT and I have to set up email on their phones so that is a pretty accurate assessment.)
The hourly workers is about half iPhones and half Android....nod giving to iPhone taking a small lead.
The hourly workers is about half iPhones and half Android....nod giving to iPhone taking a small lead.
