
Study: iPhone Users Upgrade Less Frequently Than Android Owners
iPhone users in the US do not upgrade their phones as frequently as Android users, according to a study by CIRP. Only 10% of iPhone owners surveyed purchased a new model within a year, compared to 23% of Android buyers. The research firm suggests that the longer usage patterns of iPhone users, the availability of more affordable Android phones, and the frequent release of multiple Android models throughout the year may contribute to this trend. Additionally, the better support and faster chips of iPhones could also play a role in users' decision to hold onto their devices for longer periods.

