Folio reporting:
Publishers looking to develop their presence on smartphones and
tablets need to remember that the two are separate entities. Design and
utility needs to be customized for each.
Flurry, a mobile ad firm, analyzed the usage data from
more than 44,000 devices in May, grouping iPhone and iPad users based
on the patterns. The biggest takeaway? iPhones go out, iPads stay in.
iPhones tend to be used by shoppers, singles and new moms-people
constantly on the move-while iPads spend more time with pet owners,
small business owners, moms (different from new moms) and gamers-people
who tend to be home more, either working or playing.
Categories of usage mirror the user personas. Navigation, health and
fitness and photo and video app usage skewed heavily toward iPhones,
while education, newsstand, games and reference apps were iPad
favorites....http://www.foliomag.com/2013/ipad-and-iphone-uses-differ-sharply#!
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