According to Ashley Madison, a site which helps folks arrange discrete affairs, Apple fanboys and fangirls download the service’s mobile app twice as much as their Android-loving counterparts — and they spend eight times more money in-app. One could interpret this to mean that iPhone users are more prone to cheating on their significant others. Or, you know, one could realize that correlation doesn’t imply causation.
The folks behind WhatsYourPrice.com, a website which allows “generous” members to offer “attractive” members monetary compensation for dates, revealed the results of a six-month-long study of 32,000 single, male users. Apparently PC users went on about four dates per month on average, while Mac users were deemed to be “Casanovas” for averaging twice as many dates. (Of course, it’s worth noting that PC users averaged more sexual partners than Mac users, based on the WhatsYourPrice.com data.) Mac users were also less likely to spend much on first dates arranged through WhatsYourPrice.com, while the PC users happily spent an average of $148.46.
Those who keep an eye on Mac vs. PC, iPhone vs. Android, and other key tech battles will likely recall that dating site Match.com previously commissioned a survey focusing on the dating habits of iPhone, Android and BlackBerry users in Canada. The survey results suggested that Android users are more likely to have sex on the first date than those who use iPhone or BlackBerry devices. Yet another survey, conducted by OKCupid, previously offered that Android users tend to have the lowest number of lifetime sexual partners.
