Not sure why yours is borked. I run tapatalk on my iphone and ipads just fine.
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Not sure why yours is borked. I run tapatalk on my iphone and ipads just fine.
Oh yea.... Because apples own mouth piece would ever say something positive about Samsung.
Also, before you hold Gruber up as the poster child of social responsibility, have a read of this article:
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/violetblue/the-apple-fanboy-problem/1038
Gruber is just about the lowest form of "journalist" the Internet has to offer
I can't help but notice that you're making a sweeping generalization, based on your limited observations.
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So does my wife. And most of the women in my workplace.
I'm a girly girl. I have an android phone and tablet and an iPad and iPod touch. I just like technology. Apple devices do look cuter but for me the most important thing is functionality, not looks. Anyway that's what accessories are for 
It takes one hour to set up android to exactly how you would like it. Small price to pay for what you get.
Where I work, there is an equal amount or men and women, in every age group (18-60) and 90% are in a technical field. Most of the spaces are secure and require all phones to be left outside the rooms. I can walk down the hall and see everyone's phones and here is what I see:
A lot of iPhones, Samsung Galaxy and Note phones, a few HTC phones, one or two Windows phones and even the odd Motorola Droid and Blackberry. In other words, a direct reflection of market share numbers. There is no way to assign any sort of stereotypical label to any phone.
A lot of iPhones, Samsung Galaxy and Note phones, a few HTC phones, one or two Windows phones and even the odd Motorola Droid and Blackberry. In other words, a direct reflection of market share numbers. There is no way to assign any sort of stereotypical label to any phone.
Made up statistic... What exactly makes someone tech savvy? What standards are you using? lol You can get a relatively cheap android phone without a contract. Doesn't mean most of the people buying them are tech savvy. They just want a cheap phone. There are so many reasons why people go with android or iOS. There may be some truth to it, but I highly doubt it's >90%.
iOs is great don't get me wrong. And one of the things that make it so great is its simplicity. The simplicity means people have much fewer technical choices when it comes to customizing their os. Most iphone owners I know use their phone for calls, texting, email, web browsing and camera. One touch easy peasy and that's it. Most android owners I know like to customize their experience which requires considerably more tech savvy
I don't notice one gender using one OS over another. Seems pretty even to me. Why the hell does it matter though?
These are the most recent demographics.
http://m.marketingprofs.com/charts/2013/10957/how-iphone-and-android-ownership-varies-by-demographic
Shows 50/50 split with android/iPhone for women.
But the more important stat is income range. iPhone users tend to have higher income. And it's reflects how developers get paid.
Like the Costco model vs Walmart model. They both make a lot of money. But Costco has less stores but higher income members paying more each time they come in n
http://m.marketingprofs.com/charts/2013/10957/how-iphone-and-android-ownership-varies-by-demographic
Shows 50/50 split with android/iPhone for women.
But the more important stat is income range. iPhone users tend to have higher income. And it's reflects how developers get paid.
Like the Costco model vs Walmart model. They both make a lot of money. But Costco has less stores but higher income members paying more each time they come in n
I'm a guy, 1/2 my job these days is programming and I happily use an iPhone... Go figure. But I do also tinker with my Nexus and with Linux.