J.D. Power has released its customer satisfaction results for 2008.  The 2008 results for the Wireless category are below. CANADA Contract: Koodo Mobile Prepaid: Virgin Mobile Mobile Phones: Apple For the complete list head to J.D. Power website scroll down to “2008 Wireless Ratings” then click one of the three links-Contract/Prepaid/Mobile Phones. live_strong

As smartphones and feature-rich mobile phones continue to grow in popularity, U.S. customer satisfaction with wireless phones has increased, despite higher costs for handsets and service, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2008 U.S. Wireless Mobile Phone Evaluation Study. The study finds that the average reported purchase price for a wireless handset has increased substantially to USD 107,...

Customer satisfaction with wireless phones has increased as they get more features, even with higher costs according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2008 U.S. Wireless Mobile Phone Evaluation Study-Volume 2 . The study finds that the average reported purchase price for a wireless handset has increased substantially to $107, up $15 from 2007. The increase in the average purchase price can be parti...

A study by J.D. Power found that as more feature-rich smartphones enter the market, customer satisfaction with handsets is rising, despite higher costs for the phones and for service. Release

As smartphones and feature-rich mobile phones continue to grow in popularity, customer satisfaction with wireless phones has increased, despite higher costs for handsets and service, according to a J.D. Power report.

Overall smartphone customer satisfaction with a score of 778 on a 1,000.

Although the lack of a physical keyboard “was supposed to be a deal breaker for hardcore smartphone users in the business world,” suggests Philip Elmer-DeWitt (fortune.cnn.com), iPhone “ranks highest in customer satisfaction among business types, according to J.D. Power and Associates’ second annual survey of smartphone users. Apple’s device easily outscored phones wi...

“This is a stunner for Apple and its iPhone,” declares Jim Goldman (cnbc.com). “JD Power and Associates,” he explains, “ranked the iPhone highest in customer satisfaction, not for everyday consumers as you might expect. But for ‘business wireless smartphone users.’” It led the survey “with a score of 778 out of 1,000, ‘performing particul...

In its survey of business customers, J.D. Power and Associates “asked respondents to rate the smartphones for ease of operation, operating system, physical design, handset features, and battery aspects,” reports Tom Krazit (cnet.com). And the iPhone, “which generated the highest amount of customer satisfaction among smartphone-using businesspeople,” earned perfect rankings ...

Apple's device takes top honors in a J.D. Power customer satisfaction survey -- beating out recent BlackBerry offerings from RIM and others.