Sentences with phrase «early majority users»

In the life cycle of technology adoption, there are innovators, early adopters, early majority users, late adopters and laggards.

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As we enter the «early majority» phase, the upside becomes less compelling as an additional 1.7 billion users begin taking advantage of hundreds of use applications based on blockchain technology.
As of September 2017, some merchants and online service providers have started accepting BCN as payment alongside more common cryptocurrencies, but the vast majority of users are early adopters and traders.
By Rick Karlin, Capitol Bureau While rolling out a new survey that found a majority of guns recovered by police came from outside of New York, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman earlier Tuesday highlighted a new interactive web - based feature that lets users find how many guns were recovered by police in various locations across the state and how long it took for the weapon to be used in a crime.
It's too early to know if Apple will succeed for the majority of users, but if you want to make a serious change to your life, you need to make a commitment outside of what Apple's notifications or gentle nudges can offer.
It's worth pointing out that this stands in contradiction to earlier data from comScore which has continually reported that the majority of U.S. users don't download any apps per month.
Though the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 + has yet to reach the hands of the vast majority of users, some users have gotten their models a few days early.
As of September 2017, some merchants and online service providers have started accepting BCN as payment alongside more common cryptocurrencies, but the vast majority of users are early adopters and traders.
I'll be completely frank, we have over 950 active users right now, and I believe that the majority of them were early adopters.
Survey of over 800 practitioners shows the vast majority of early education teachers are confident technology users; expanding broadband quality and access to devices seen as opportunities
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