DavidDroid
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I'M A MAN! I'M 40!
No actually, but then the Mike Gundy reference doesn't make as much sense.
No actually, but then the Mike Gundy reference doesn't make as much sense.
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Droid User: Male or Female?
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Back in the day when there were cigarette ads on TV, Virginia Slims was advertised as the woman's cigarette--Steve Martin said, "What, they have little breasts on them??"
My droid is very fem to me. Sleek, clear, pleasing to the eye (resolution pleasing to my older eyes as well), complicated, works hard and nice to hold...oh wait, I'm a straight female. Getting carried away with my analogy.
My droid is very fem to me. Sleek, clear, pleasing to the eye (resolution pleasing to my older eyes as well), complicated, works hard and nice to hold...oh wait, I'm a straight female. Getting carried away with my analogy.
Nat3Th3Ap3
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I am a male haha. I think the females kinda think the phone is kinda ugly. Well my fiance thinks it is too bulky and square.
Hey! I'm a 21 year old male who bought the Droid for the same reason; to not bring the laptop to school.
drmcstford
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20 year old Man who just ordered his Droid !!:icon_ banana: Damm UPS better hurry :icon_evil:
Love my Droid
Ok - I am a female Droid owner. I like the way it looks. I like gadgets. I like the way it works. I like the weight of it. I could care less that it is "square." It works. My Storm was square too - didn't work. I know several other female Droid owners and don't really see why anyone would think it is a man's phone. Last time I checked - it's a phone - it's a great phone - it's a smart phone and I know lots of smart women who love this phone!!!!!!
Ok - I am a female Droid owner. I like the way it looks. I like gadgets. I like the way it works. I like the weight of it. I could care less that it is "square." It works. My Storm was square too - didn't work. I know several other female Droid owners and don't really see why anyone would think it is a man's phone. Last time I checked - it's a phone - it's a great phone - it's a smart phone and I know lots of smart women who love this phone!!!!!!
Phillipsave
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Android is for Boys? 73 Percent of Users Are Male
By Jane McEntegart, published on February 26, 2010 at 9:30 PM
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: Android, iPhone, Pre, Men, Women | Themes: 3GSM, Smartphones Syndication:
Verizon has gotten a little bit of criticism (mostly from the wimminfolk, really) for marketing the DROID the way that it has. The commercials are clearly geared toward men and a lot of chicks don't think that's fair.
However, it would seem that Verizon is just in targeting men in its advertising. AdMob recently ran an opt-in survey and garnered information from nearly 1,000 smartphone owners. The survey resulted in some very interesting gender- and age-related statistics.
Android users are predominantly male; just 27 percent of Android smartphone owners are female. This is the only smartphone group with such a large divide between male and female customer base but it seems as a whole, more men own smartphones than women.
As far as ages go, it looks like the 25-34 demographic are buying more Android phones than any other age group, with 30 percent of Android owners sitting within this age-range. Next in line is 35-44 year olds with 21 percent.
So how did everyone else do? For the iPhone, when it comes to men vs. women, things are pretty even with 57 percent male and 43 percent female. The 25-34 and 35-44 age groups accounted for 42 percent of iPhone owners (21 percent each).
By Jane McEntegart, published on February 26, 2010 at 9:30 PM
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: Android, iPhone, Pre, Men, Women | Themes: 3GSM, Smartphones Syndication:
Verizon has gotten a little bit of criticism (mostly from the wimminfolk, really) for marketing the DROID the way that it has. The commercials are clearly geared toward men and a lot of chicks don't think that's fair.
However, it would seem that Verizon is just in targeting men in its advertising. AdMob recently ran an opt-in survey and garnered information from nearly 1,000 smartphone owners. The survey resulted in some very interesting gender- and age-related statistics.
Android users are predominantly male; just 27 percent of Android smartphone owners are female. This is the only smartphone group with such a large divide between male and female customer base but it seems as a whole, more men own smartphones than women.
As far as ages go, it looks like the 25-34 demographic are buying more Android phones than any other age group, with 30 percent of Android owners sitting within this age-range. Next in line is 35-44 year olds with 21 percent.
So how did everyone else do? For the iPhone, when it comes to men vs. women, things are pretty even with 57 percent male and 43 percent female. The 25-34 and 35-44 age groups accounted for 42 percent of iPhone owners (21 percent each).