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A quick research survey from Phoenix

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have some pretty crazy plans. Eventually they want to produce their own webOS smartphones, but in the meantime they're content with . That's no small task, so it's going to take some time and a lot of work to get that project to .

But for those grander plans, some of which we know about, and others we surely don't, Phoenix has decided that they need more data. To that end, they've put together to better gauge your interests and priorities. After all, you people - the webOS Nation - are more or less Phoenix's target audience. Who better to ask for input than you?

And, of course, if you have advice or input for Phoenix beyond the scope of that survey, have at it in the comments.

Survey:

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