My Butler must be really down in the dumps answering my Nexus for me, I didn't realise that all other Butlers would look down on him after I changed from my iPhone.
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What makes you think the OP is a troll?
Here's a WSJ article with interesting insights.
//Owners of other Apple devices had similar traits, with higher incomes than users of BlackBerrys or smartphones running on Googles Android software, according to BIGinsight.
Theres evidence this higher income level translates into higher spending. Nearly half of retailers in a recent study by Forrester Research and Shop.org said users of tablets who by a large majority are iPad owners tend to place bigger online orders on average than users of laptops or desktops. Shoppers on Apple devices like iPhones also outspend shoppers using Android or Blackberry devices, according to IBM, which tracks data from retailers.
And while there are twice as many mobile gamers on Android devices in the U.S. as there are on iPhone and iPads, the amount spent by Apple gamers is five times higher than Android gamers, according to international gaming market research firm Newzoo.
In light of this, retailers have scrambled to roll out mobile apps geared toward iPhone and iPad users, often before rolling out their Android versions. And some are retooling their regular websites to make them work better with Apple devices, removing Flash video, which Apples mobile devices dont support, and spacing out links for easier targeting with fingers.//
http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2012/06...phic-is-so-important-to-orbitz-and-retailers/
Though I think it's BS to call this an "intellectual divide." It seems like a socioeconomic divide to me.
Not that I believe in stereotyping people based on their choice of mobile phone, but relevant to the topic:
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I have a CET certificate , an A+ and network+ and scored in the top % in my states NOCTI....buys an iPhone every year for dependability and manufacture support.
I have a CET certificate , an A+ and network+ and scored in the top % in my states NOCTI....buys an iPhone every year for dependability and manufacture support.
LOL. I was about to point out the same quote. So, how is it more intelligent to prefer a device that doesn't do what you need it to, but 'looks' sleek? Johnny, do we have an acronym for this? Yes, Bob, we do. "Superficial".
Also of note, it appears that women are the dominate iphone buyers. And I was wondering why all these people were complaining that the Galaxy S3 was to big for their hands. Also, didn't realize this board was mostly made up of women. According to these stats, anyway. And since they were found on the internet, they must be true.
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Really? Do you think bringing up your academic record proves anything? Trust me, you aren't the smartest person on this board, much less this thread or even this page of the thread.
And you buy iphones for manufacturer support? Didn't realize you supported Foxxcon and the Chinese labor force. Well good for you. I don't think I could come out and say I was in support of slave labor, but to each their own. Also, you enjoying that dependable iPhone 5? No pixel issues, lagging, touch input misses, easily scratched and dented surface, and bendable frame? Or do you claim the iPhone is sexy, and then cover it up with a cheap plastic Otterbox?
I never said I was the smartest person on this boards, I've been reading all these posts saying that only uneducated end-users love the iPhone and that is just not true. I was saying that even a person with a tech educated background can still pick the iPhone and a person not the most savvy with tech can pick the iPhone, same goes with android. You didn't have to slash my throat for my comment.
Yes the SGIII has never had any screen issues, yes the GNEX never had any attena issues .
You say slave labor, the vast majority of those workers waited hours in line to work at that job and happily do it, others on the other hand hate it, but I guess you see only the one sided extreme on everything and need to justify why people who buy android are just so gifted with technology and inept in picking their devices. Even though places like BB and Walmart push out 20 dollar Android phones to anyone, never asking about their needs.
At the end of the day, do you really care about Android users/iOS users? Does anyone really, truly care about this?
Pretty sure the main topic of this thread is how iPhone owners are more educated then Android users. The general consensus from Android posters is that is absurd not that iPhone users are less educated.
This post is even more idiotic than the OP's.
The fact that you spent any time at all searching for that nonsense is either disturbing, or telling.
Michael
A post from the WSJ is idiotic? Lol. Your response to statistical evidence is really telling and pretty darn idiotic
And no I didn't search for it. I read it when it was first published and thought of it when I saw this thread
Yes it was absurd. "122% prefer a sleek device that does nothing." Freaking hilarious.
Michael
The topic is iOS users having more disposable income. It got sideswiped somewhere along the line when some people felt upset by his claim.
As for the 122%, if you can't find it I am not about to help you.Where did the WSJ article I cited have the 122%?
The only reason I can think of why people write off the iPad 4/ iPad Mini so venomously is the simple fact that can't afford one.
I work for a large travel company in the UK, looking at Google Analytics, the average spend on our website is really interesting.
Average spend per device on holidays/flights/booking:
iOS Phones: £352
iOS Tablets: £421
Android Phones: £188
Android Tablets £201
When you think about these statistics, and the amount of Android users that have to flood these forums with their need to compare and ridicule an inferior product, I don't find it surprising that the average iPad/iPhone user has more disposable income for holidays/luxury products.