medv4380

Amazing how someone can cherry pick the polls that reflect their own opinion to say what they want it to say. Pew has an equally convening poll that says the exact opposite. In fact this poll looks oddly close to what the iPhone owning populace stated, and not what the general populace stated in the Pew Poll. So the question becomes who has the over and under sampling of iPhone users, and who did, and didn't weight the iPhone users to the actual representation in the population. Since the Reuters poll doesn't have a segment for people who own iPhones vs Own a Different Smart Phone I'd suspect the Reuters poll to be the one most likely in error. Or it could be a difference in how the question was worded.