Research:Mobile Strategy Research/USA/Notes/100402

i'm at the hotel part time. reports on products the other part of the time. could be anywhere in chicago.
i used wikipedia to do reports on musicians - wikipedia breaks down everything. whoever is writing, the information is so informative
if i'm buying something at best buy, hp product - company, launch, compare to others. consumer research.
hp pad - no one was interested in it, galaxy and so many other tablets.
all the screens up - word, google, wikipedia, best buy

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my smartphone is attached to me. if i go to one place i'd bring my tab too, but if i'm out and about i've got my phone
stopping and doing the tab is hard. the smartphone comes in handy, even if the print is smaller,
netbook, small, lightweight (like this), but liked the laptop better - more gigabytes. good to go on the internet. the print is so small too. you tube was much harder. can't watch a dvd. you could build it and attach it but i'm not going to do that.
hp - i'm able to go on youtube. i can watch movies. i purchased the keyboard. more convenient to type, faster. picking up the tablet (makes gesture of two finger typing). screen is much larger on a laptop and i can multitask there.
all devices - check gmail/yahoo accounts
phone: quick researchers, weather, youtube/radio rarely because it drains the battery, small fonts for much reader
tablet: check email, research, youtube
computer: scans, downloads.
information sources: wikipedia, IMDB, i don't have time to look at beyonce's website.
wikipedia is the first thing i'm going to go to. it gives you more of a synopsis on the person. it breaks everything down.
lg optimus5 but keeps a feature phone in case the battery dies.
sometimes searches on mobile, computer you have to wait for it to boot up.

information. that's the relationship. whoever is writing it is doing a very good job. when we were kids we all used an encyclopedia or for a project. no one cracks open a book anymore. different cities, biographies - valuable, it benefits everyone as a whole.
i'm not a college professor.....i've noticed that there are updates or corrections. for example they discovered that princess diana had depression
wikipedia - experts political science, historians.....really experts. contracted by wikipedia.
the help - shows in google results. after considering IMDB. references - people are taking the time and looking it up - not just writing it in.
search her name wrong - if you don't spell it close to what it is, wikipedia won't know what that is.
noticed that one day the # copies sold will be updated.
left nav - i don't even see that. uses internal links,
wikipedia does give you that update. and more information
photos - don't care.
no account. accounts - identify theft. employers search. had a youtube account.

consumer feedback. commented. opinions do matter. i don't put my real name. i responded to vh1 or bet....i'm kind of skeptical of who is the hacker behind that and maybe they could get your pin number and email. i put one picture on facebook but i don't do that. i'm careful of what i upload to the internet. but i send pictures through the smartphone.

work blocks you
your plan / verizon is begging me to come back.
cell phone before this - basic phone. email....check and send.
how to choose when the battery goes off and on - mostly related to ability to take and make calls.
start using wikipedia