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”Take Survey, Win Free Year of Movies From Netflix or Blockbuster (Your Choice)
Hey, how would you like to win a year's worth of free movies from Netflix or Blockbuster? (Your pick.) It's easier than it should be. More »Xbox 360's Rumored Avatars Might Be Their Nintendo Miis
Xbox 360 Fanboy found this Flash document on Intellisponse's servers, which is an online research and web-survey platform. It shows off a picture of a bunch of Mii-like characters called Avatars, that (according to the text above it) are supposed to be for the Xbox 360 and are used instead of the gamer picture. It's unclear whether or not this picture is a survey, but seeing as Intellisponse is a survey and the picture looks a whole lot like a survey, it's probably a part of a survey.
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95% of Kids Aged 18-24 Are Pirating Music
According to a University of Hertfordshire survey of 1,158 kids aged 18-24 in the UK, 95% of them have "pirated" music before. The other 5%? According or our estimates, they're either technologically illiterate or they don't like music. [Guardian]
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Visit the Apple Store, Get Laid
Holy crap! Cosmopolitan Magazine—never mind why I was reading it—has just published an article saying the Apple Store is the hottest haunt to pick up dashing young chaps. That means hordes of the Cosmopolitan Magazine reading public are off to their local Apple Store to search for trendy geeks like you. It makes no sense to us either, but don't look a gift horse in the mouth, lad. This may well blow your mind, but here's the situation; you may get to talk to a hot girl. Shocking, we know. Checkout Cosmopolitan's reasoning about the Apple Store after the jump. More »Psst! Who wants $100?
Okay, guys, here's the deal, you take this little survey (it's only 6 questions) and then you'll be entered to win an Amazon gift card worth $100, courtesy of the Giz.
Vast Majority of iPhone Owners Deliriously Happy, Cured of All Ailments
Despite our verdict of "wait," a survey by the market research firm Interpret says 90 percent of iPhone owners are "extremely" or "very" satisfied with it, which the firm's chief strategy officer interprets as " pretty much off the charts." (See what I did there?) Some of the other numbers are kind of interesting, if unsurprising. More »Gizmodo's Female Reader Cellphone Study
Samsung commissioned a boring cellphone survey for single women that asked them whether they had "text shame", which is sending a message and realizing that they shouldn't have sent it, whether women use it as an address book, whether they pretended to have reception trouble, and whether they had their friends call them on a date. All old stuff, so we're going to create our own, slightly more interesting survey after the jump.
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iPhone: You Getting One?
A lot of you are obviously interested in the iPhone, but are you interested, or interested. Are you just satisfying your voyeuristic urges now, peeping at the weirdos in line, while you silently hold out for revision 2 or 3? Let us know. Your opinion matters to us. This call may be recorded for quality assurance purposes.
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Nielsen Survey Exposes Cell Phone Stereotypes
The kind of cell phone you own may say a lot about your personality. At least that's what the folks at Nielsen think. They just competed a study that picks out your personality type based on what mobile you own. More »Survey Says iPhone Buzz Not as Loud as Previously Thought
Online cellphone LetsTalk has conducted a survey of current cellphone users about how interested they are on the iPhone. The results? Things don't look so hot for the iPhone.
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Circuit City's Holiday Survey Says You Want...
Circuit City's annual Holiday Survey results came out today and—surprise!—the company reports that out of 2,200 poll participants, most want consumer tech this holiday. For the third year running, electronics have beat out "family trip," "new car," "home appliances" and "other" as the gift of choice for the majority (OK, 51 percent) of moms and dads taking the poll. But this is a bit of a drop-off from the 2004 numbers, when 74 percent said they'd prefer high tech toys to all else. More »
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