Apple Inc. v. Amazon.Com, Inc.
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EXHIBITS re 39 Declaration in Support, Continuation of Exhibits filed byAmazon Digital Services, Inc., Amazon.Com, Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit 28, # 2 Exhibit 29, # 3 Exhibit 30a, # 4 Exhibit 30b, # 5 Exhibit 31, # 6 Exhibit 32a, # 7 Exhibit 32b)(Related document(s) 39 ) (Givan, Sarah) (Filed on 6/1/2011)
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Source: Compete Gen Pop Wireless Survey. August 2009.
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Smartphone Purchase Drives Carrier Switching
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Source: Google/Compete Wireless Shopper 2.0 Study. January 2010.
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Male Dominated - 58% male
Smartphone Owners Are True to "Type"
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Source: Google/Compete Wireless Shopper 2,0 Study, January 2010.
2 days or less
More than two days, but
less than one week
1 week but less than 4
weeks
4 weeks or more
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Smartphone Owners Do More Research
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Q - On a scale of 1 to 5, how important were each of the following attributes when making your most recent cell phone purchase? (Top 2 Box)
(Total Respondents=2961)
Source: Google/Compete Wireless Shopper 2,0 Study, January 2010.
Smartphone Ow ner (n=704)
Applications available for download
Operating System
Specific phone model
Online account management
Importance of Attributes
(Smartphone vs Cell phone)
Smartphone Buyers Value Device Attributes
Wireless provider my family and friends use
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Why I Bought a Smartphone
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Q - Why did you decide to make this cell phone purchase? (Total Respondents=2961) Source: Google/Compete Wireless Shopper 2,0
Study, January 2010.
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SC4: Why haven't you purchased a smartphone? Source: Smartphone Intelligence Study, Q32009. (n=1959)
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Why I Didn't Buy a Smartphone
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Increased complexity of smartphone
device leads to increased research
process.
buyers.
Device features attract smartphone
Smartphone buyers are new
and open to switching.
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Search is a Road Well Traveled by
Wireless Shoppers
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searches during their shopping process
Source: Google/Compete Wireless Shopper 2.0 Study, January 2010. Clickstrearn Data.
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Wireless Shoppers Are Heavy Searchers
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Searches
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cell phones providers
prepaid phone
prepaid cell phone plans
cell phone deals
prepaid phones
cell phone companies
cell phone
cell phone plans
prepaid cell phones
cell phones
Terms that led buyers to shopping cart
Source: Google/Compete Wireless Shopper 2.0 Study, Janua , 2010. Clickstream Data.
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Key Findings
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Bring New
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